If you are asking whether the Court of Appeal will reverse a trial court order denying a request for sanctions, the answer is no. Although in...

Are you inquiring about the limitations period for the district attorney to file criminal charges or the period for you to seek damages in a civil...

You leave too many questions unanswered, including: 1. Is the order an appealable order? Some are; many are not. 2. If it is an appealable...

An order sustaining a demurrer, even without leave to amend, cannot be appealed. Any appeal is from the judgment itself. It is not clear from...

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Two general comments: One, if you have any contact with the child(ren) your name and that contact is fair game in a custody dispute. Two,...

You use the one that is most appropriate to the issue(s) you are appealing based on the caselaw governing the standard of review that applies to...

It means that you have onlyk 15 days from the date of the order to file a motion to vacate the default and reinstate your appeal. You cannot...

I agree with Mr. Green. But I will add that a post-judgment motion and an appeal is not usually an either-or choice. It is quite common for...

Most decisions are affirmed on appeal, but about 20 % are reversed. No one can answer this question without reviewing the appellant's brief and...

You cannot offer new evidence in the Court of Appeal (e.g., that the plaitniff refused to accept the payment and improperly obtained a judgment.) ...