Judicial misconduct NYS ? Any options for common man ?

Make a complaint to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct, which is an independent body. But drop the chip on your shoulder and stick to the...

What happens at oral arguments on a criminal appeal

Mr. Sachs said it best. I have seen appellate practice described as Kabuki theatre, where every step and every statement is to be done or made...

What kind of proof of delivery to other party needed for support court for objections/appeal on an order?

An affidavit of service is a very specific document that is required to show that you served papers. All that tracking documentation is not an...

What can be done if judge does not even look at submitted public records & makes false statements in decision to foreclose NYS?

You say your appealing. Do you have appellate counsel? Appellate stays are hard to get--you have to show pretty clear error, and imminent harm. ...

A-file transfer from aao to field office taking forever

This is an Immigration question, not an Appeals question. Moving it.

They NEED to do away with pre - trial detention and that.

There is no question here, just an observation. I have moved the comment to Criminal Defense. You are correct that inability to post bail...

MUST I use the form from central Islip Family ct to file and "objection to Support Magistrate Order". I want to type it myself?

So long as you include all the information demanded by the form, in the same approximate location on the page, you should be fine. Clerks are...

What are the different STEPS of filing an appeal with New York state Supreme Court (notice of appeal, record on appeal, etc)?

Your remedy is not an appeal; it is an Article 78 proceeding to challenge the DHR determination. See CPLR Art. 78.

45 days means 45 calendar days. When weekends or holidays are excluded, the statute will say so. E.g., CPL 170.70, 180.80.

We are seeking an attorney with substantial experience in family law appeals in the First Department to assist us.

Why do you object to an advocate for the child? That's standard in custody cases where, by definition, the parents do not agree on the issues, and...