Can you appeal temporary custody in the state of California?

A temporary custody order is not appealable. But it is possible to file a Petition for Writ of Mandate with the Court of Appeal seeking immediate...

I need help to appeal for my brother he wad charged with resisting arrest and threaten a police ..the courts gave him 6 yrs..

Your brother's defense attorney should file the notice of appeal and help him obtain an appellate lawyer. If he is indigent, he is entitled...

If My bar complaint is dismissed, Do I now have to worry that the lawyer is going to sue me for libel?

You cannot be successfully sued for a state bar ethics complaint. Any attempt by the attorney to sue you can be easily dismissed; in fact, there...

My colleagues are correct, but there is more you need to know. There are a variety of ways to perfect a stay of execution of a money judgment, and...

Does Ruling After Court Trial constitute Notice of Entry of Judgment for appeal purposes?

Without seeing the document you are referring to, no one can answer your question with authority. That being said, you may be referring to...

I didn't sign nor was served with the findings and orders after hearing - what can i do to appeal!?

Unfortunately it is too late for you to appeal. Assuming lack of service, as you state, you had 180 days from entry of the order in April 2010 to...

In most case, the responding party to an appeal files a Respondent's Brief, which is usually (but not always, especially in family law) prepared by...

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Assuming that the trial court denies you motion for reconsideration, you would appeal from the order or judgment of dismissal of the first two...

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If opposing party requests I pay their fees & costs if I appealed a divorce court decision & lost, will I get ordered to do so?

Mr. Jacobsen is a Washington lawyer, not a California attorney, and his answer is wrong as to California law. The normal rule is that both...

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How long does it take once you request a trial setting?

There is no one answer to your question. It depends on a number of factors, including what jurisdiction your case is in (state or federal); if...