If this appeal is pending in the state court of appeal, both parties to an appeal are entitled to a 15 day grace period for failing to file their...

Your question omits important information and contains a series of legal assumptions that may not be true. Those include: Is the case pending...

In addition to the sage comments of my colleagues I would add this: You wrote "Had this gone to trial I know it would have been a lot more ." ...

Generally speaking you can do this ex parte. One reason is that writ petitions must be filed quickly and do not allow sufficient time to seek a...

It is not clear what "deadline" you are referring to. One deadline (for filing a notice of appeal) is irremedial. As for most other deadlines,...

I suggest that you retain counsel now to assess the situations, advise you on your ptions and to partially protect you from the blowback that Mr....

As attorney Kassman states, the answer depends in part in the order that you are challenging. Some statutory deadlines are as short as 10 days...

Your question is ambiguous. Who is the protected party in the DVRO - you or your ex? Regardless I concusr with my colleagues that you should...

I concur with my colleague that a change of venue motion is probably a waste of time. The order on the DV petition - whether it was granted or...

You have the right, of course, to retain appellate counsel for an independent assessment of the merits of a potential appeal. Be ready to pay for...