I agree with my colleague that your remedy must first be sought in the trial court. The Courts of Appeal do not hear these kind of motions in the...

Yes you do have rights to spousal support ("alimony") and you probably have rights to a portion of the property. The real questions are how much...

Much more information is needed in order to assess the merits of an appeal. First two questions: why was the case dismissed, and what was the...

I assume that you mean that a DVRO was granted issued against you. If this was an initial "temporary" DVRO I recommend that you retain an attorney...

Your question is ambiguous. Has the partition case already been decided by a judge? Or by a settlement agreement? If not there is nothing to...

The order may be appealable, but an appeal typically takes as long as one to two years. Nor will filing a Notice of Appeal necessarily stay the...

Before you can appeal the default judgment, you need to create a record of the factual and legal basis for setting it aside, in the court where the...

You first concern should be whether the order(s) are immediately appealable. If one or both are not you will need to wait for an appeal from the...

If you did not ask for a statement of decision by the day of the hearing, you are not entitled to one. Often the court will issue one on its own,...

If you were not served with notice of the trial and so did not attend, you need to raise that issue first in the trial court. You cannot offer...