Would it be ineffective assistance of counsel for failing to follow up on motion to suppress on unlawful arrest?

Under the facts you present, it does sound like ineffective assistance of counsel. You should consult with experienced counsel to evauate your...

Should I appellate or refile Civil RO w/ new evidence?

You should ask your attorey about this. Specifically ask whether your new evidence qualifies under the technical definition or if it is something...

Is there a no fee or % deal that I can get on a lawyer to help with my appeals?

If you have already missed the deadline no one can help you. But as a rule, appellate lawyers charge an hourly rate because the amount of work...

Do i need a lawyer

You should get an employment lawyer ASAP because the deadlines on unemployment cases are susually very short.

You may be confused about terminology. Usually a motion for reconsideration follows a final judgment. Each state has its own rules an deadlines...

If I appeal the courts decision based on "no written documentation or proof", will I win?

No. This is a question of fact, and the court decided she was more credible. That is not a good reason to appeal. Appeals should be based on...

Should I appeal the courts decision?

The way you present your question makes it sound like the court believed the plaintiff, not you. Generally determination of credibility is not a...

Divorce final question

It depends on the basis for reopening. Usually the time for an appeal starts when a final order is entered. In your case it is not clear whether...

How do I change the child support?Can I appeal the attorney fees or make my ex pay some when she gets a job?

Since you already have a hearing in July, that may give you an opportunity to revisit the support and financial orders. It would be best to have...

How do I find out if a restraining order was filed against me (I never received a copy)? And if so, how do I appeal it?

In addition to Ms. McDonald's suggestion, discuss with a lawyer whether you can vacate any order for lack of notice. You have due process rights. ...

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