Can you appeal a Family Court decision in California?
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Can you appeal a Family Court decision in California?
You can appeal the trial court’s final judgment in a case. The final judgment is the decision at the end that decides the whole the case. In family law and probate cases, many of the orders made in a case can be appealed right away (even if they are made before the final judgment).
How do I appeal a custody decision in California?
California residents wishing to appeal a child custody ruling may do well to get the help of a family law attorney. An appeals lawyer can write a brief summarizing the reason(s) for the appeal. In that brief, he or she may also be able to call to attention to any inconsistencies with regard to the original ruling.
Can you appeal an unlawful detainer Judgement in California?
Yes. An unlawful detainer judgment can be appealed by either party. If the party appealing is unable to pay the costs of the appeal or to file a bond, the party is still entitled to appeal by filing an affidavit stating the party’s inability to pay costs or file a bond.
