How long is the statutory deadline to appeal an eviction order ?
Mr. Daymude is correct. Simply filing a notice of appeal - assuming that you still have time to do so - does not stop the eviction. You will also...
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Mr. Daymude is correct. Simply filing a notice of appeal - assuming that you still have time to do so - does not stop the eviction. You will also...
He has anywhere from 60 to 180 days to file a notice of appeal depending on a variety of circumstances. If he does file the Notice of Appeal, you...
Your girlfriend will need to clarify and correct this with the clerk and/or the judge,.
A truly void judgment can always be set aside; you need to first file in the trial court a motion to vacate the judgment; if that is denied, you...
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I assume that you mean that you filed a Notice of Appeal. If you cannot afford an attorney, you have the right to a court appointed appellate...
Something here does not sound right, and you may need to seek relief from the appellate division. I recommend that you retain an appellate attorney.
Nor is your question in the right practice area (this is not an issue of attorney ethics or attorneys fees). I have added education law and...
Unfortunately, appeals are not designed to address a party's subjective belief that the judge reached the wrong decision. The only practical way...
I am sorry to hear of these circumstances. Perhaps this will help. You have two distinct and separate problems. The first problem is how to...
If you have a good case with the possibility of significant damages, you should be able to find an experienced employment attorney to accept your...