Appeals

What Does it Mean When Your Appeal is Affirmed by the Courts?

An appeal lets you have a court decision overturned or modified. Your case may also be sent back to the lower courts to be retried

What Does it Mean When Your Appeal is Remanded?

The appeals process lets you have a final court order overturned or modified when errors were made by the judge in your case. But some

What to Know About Appeal Reversals

The issues addressed in family law courts include divorce, child support and custody, the division of marital property, and alimony among many others. The appeals

Knowing the Court and Judge Who Will Hear Your Appeal

Family law cases lead to decisions that favor one party over the other. But the appeals process allows you to have a final court order

What are the Grounds for an Appeal in Georgia Family Law Courts?

Filing an appeal in Georgia’s family law courts makes it possible to have a lower court’s decision overturned or modified. But there are certain restrictions

Getting an Appellate Lawyer to Represent You…Even When You Didn’t Have a Lawyer in Your Family Law Case

Filing an appeal in a family law court is an option you can use to overturn a court decision. But it’s a complex process that

Who Represents You When You Appeal a Family Court Decision?

Filing a motion to appeal your family law case can be a complex and lengthy process. It’s even more difficult when you don’t have the

Who Can File a Family Law Appeal?

Appeals in family law protect both parties from common errors made by the courts and their judges. Through the appeals process, you can take your

What is an Appeal in Family Law?

The decisions made in Georgia’s family law courts affect child custody, alimony, marital property, and other critical aspects of your case. Courts and judges have