You can try. See Code of Civil Procedure section 995.240.

An appeal is not a new trial, and the Court of Appeal will not accept "new evidence". Further, an appeal is determined solely on the written...

An award of costs is normal and often the prevailing party is entitled to costs as a matter of law. Most costs are prosecribed by statute, but...

A Petition for Rehearing can be a prerequisite if you intend to assert that the Court of Appeal's decision was based in inaccurate facts set forth...

The order denying the motion for new trial is not a sepeately appealable order. Your appeal from the judgment is sufficient to raise the issues...

What you describe is not unethical. It is standard litigation discovery practice. The opposing party need not rely only on you to provide the...

I do not know what a "standard of review motion" is, or what a "non-interlocutory order" is. In any event, on federal standards for writ...

I would emphasize Mr. Kassman's qualification "If you are correct..." In my experience it is always worth confirming whether the "Notice of Entry"...

Not sure how you can file an abuse of process lawsuit if you were the plaintiff. Who is it you want to sue? I assume that it is not the judge...

Your remedy never was recusal of the judge. Instead you had (have?) the right to seek appellate court review of the custody orders, in one form or...