I would add to Mr. Kassman's response that petitions for rehearing that result in a true rehearing of any portion of the case, and then a different...

The information in your post raises more questions than answers. I concur with my colleague that you might consult with a family law attorney and...

The enforceability of an arbitration clause is a complex and ever expanding area of law. The outcome depends on many factors, including, as you...

Hearing and trial dates get postponed in the discretion of the judge all the time, in virtually every case, for any reason that the judge finds...

The Ninth Circuit does not "prohibit" mediation where a pro per is involved; it simply declines to lend the services of its mediation office to...

The term "movant" does not apply to an appeal. The party appealing from the adverse judgment is the "appellant"; the opposing party who is...

You will first need to ask the trial court for a trial continuance pending the outcome of the appeal. If that is denied, you will need to prepare...

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Generally speaking, perfecting an appeal means to properly file a timely Notice of Appeal from an appealable order or judgment; prepare and file a...

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Much depends on the procedural context of the judgment (was this after a trial? A motion for summary judgment? An anti-SLAPP motion? etc.) and...

The order reserving the issue is (probably) not an appealable order, and even if it is immediately appealable, the appeal will take at least a year...

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