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So now that we know what all is entailed in filing an appeal of the final ruling or judgment in your case, you may have some concerns over the cost and length of time that an appeal requires. Are there any other options besides filing an appeal to “fix” things if the judge got it …
After all the briefing, review of transcripts and evidence from trial, debate among the 3 judge panel, and possibly oral argument, the Court of Appeals has issued their decision on your appeal. The trial court’s decision can be affirmed or reversed and remanded by the appellate court. If you have multiple issues that you are appealing, it could …
THE COURT OF APPEALS HAS ISSUED THEIR DECISION – WHAT HAPPENS NOW? Read More »
“Litigation – A machine which you go into as a pig and come out of as a sausage” Ambrose Bierce Once you’ve filed your Notice of Appeal, the trial court complies all of the documents in the trial court’s file, ie., all of the orders and minute entries issued, pleadings filed by the parties, and …
HOW THE SAUSAGE IS MADE, OR THE PROCEDURE AND TIMELINE FOR AN APPEAL Read More »
So now, as we discussed in the last blog, you’ve been to trial, the judge has issued final, appealable orders, and you’ve determined the issues you want to appeal – what do we do now? First, you must file a Notice of Appeal with the trial court putting the judge, the opposing party, and the …
In Arizona, every contested case that goes to trial and a judge or jury has issued a final ruling or judgment on has an automatic right to review by the Arizona Court of Appeals. That, however, does not mean that every ruling by a judge in your case is “final” and therefore appealable. Identifying whether …
