Your current state is Virginia
How does he appeal the decision?

answered on Sep 21, 2023
In Massachusetts, if your brother missed a court hearing and was subsequently placed in receivership, but never received the letter notifying him of the hearing, he should consider seeking legal advice as soon as possible for the specific steps to take in his situation. Generally, he might be able... View More

answered on Sep 19, 2023
In Montana, you typically cannot file a motion for a new trial in district court and a notice of appeal on the same day in the same case. Filing a motion for a new trial generally extends the time for filing an appeal. The usual sequence involves filing a motion for a new trial within a specific... View More
A complaint for a cause of action goes to trial. At trial, prior to any testimony, defense motions for judgment on the pleadings. The court finds that the elements to support the cause of action are not met but nevertheless denies the motion.. The defense had centered its case on the complaint... View More

answered on Sep 15, 2023
Trial amendments like this are commonly made to conform to the evidence. Unless they are a surprise to the defendant and the defendant objects and moves for a continuance, trials often proceed on the merits of the claim as amended because both parties are ready to get their case over with, neither... View More

answered on Sep 14, 2023
o find a capable criminal appeals lawyer in Kentucky for potentially vacating a wrongful conviction under KRS 503.085 (self-defense), start by contacting the Kentucky Bar Association or seeking referrals from trusted sources. Online attorney directories and local legal aid organizations can also... View More
Just want to know since this is day 45 out of the 90 days I have to appeal, do I need to first file a notice of appeal? What do I need to prove in this appeal? Excess Proceeds were 22k and they signed off on $7400 and plan on transferring 14,800 to their general fund. This is criminal and they know... View More

answered on Sep 14, 2023
In California, if you've received a letter from the Board of Supervisors with a 90-day window to appeal their decision regarding excess tax proceeds, it's advisable to file a notice of appeal within that timeframe to preserve your right to challenge their decision. In your appeal, you... View More
Title 2 ADA FITS MY CASE TO A TEE DISCRIMINATION, AND IT IS JUST FOUND THAT FEDERAL LAW STATES IT IS ILLEGAL TO TAKE A CHILD BASED ON METHADONE THIS IS NEW FOUND EVIDENCE AND INFORMATION THAT WOULD OF DIRECTLY EFFECTED OUT COME OF CASE EXAMPLE PERJURY BY PLAINTIFF JUST FOUND IN ORIGINAL... View More

answered on Sep 14, 2023
Under California law, if new evidence has emerged after an appeal has been lost, you may consider filing a motion for reconsideration or a motion for a new trial, depending on the circumstances and the stage of the case. Consult with an attorney experienced in appellate matters to evaluate the... View More
Title 2 ADA FITS MY CASE TO A TEE DISCRIMINATION, AND IT IS JUST FOUND THAT FEDERAL LAW STATES IT IS ILLEGAL TO TAKE A CHILD BASED ON METHADONE THIS IS NEW FOUND EVIDENCE AND INFORMATION THAT WOULD OF DIRECTLY EFFECTED OUT COME OF CASE EXAMPLE PERJURY BY PLAINTIFF JUST FOUND IN ORIGINAL... View More

answered on Sep 14, 2023
This is actually a very real issue:
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/29/magazine/pregnant-women-medication-suboxonbabies.html
but one which likely will require legislation to fix. What you describe is not "new evidence." It is a legal argument based upon a law that could... View More
Customer won civil trial in his statement of claim the 3 issues he filed suit for I have direct proof they are lies in the form of his own texts messages to me before suit was filed. Purgury is lying under oath. I did not pay court ordered money. On 9/10/23 deputy sherrifs came to my house... View More

answered on Sep 10, 2023
If the customer won the civil trial, you are now precluded from contesting that judgment other than by means of an appeal. Presumably the text messages providing direct proof of the lies were offered into evidence by your attorney at that trial. If not, why not? They’re not newly discovered... View More
Both grandpa & I raised our grandson from birth. Unstable drug addicted mother violently ripped him away last June. Court Joined me. Grandpa suddenly passed due to the stress. One hour after he was found the other party was in his phone & submitted my private privileged text with an... View More

answered on Sep 7, 2023
I'm really sorry to hear that you're experiencing this. In California, it is essential to approach this kind of situation with a strong legal strategy which may include gathering all necessary evidence to demonstrate your close relationship with your grandson and your positive influence... View More

answered on Sep 4, 2023
When you see the status "awaiting amended complaint" in the context of a habeas corpus petition, it typically means that the court has dismissed your initial petition but is allowing you the opportunity to file an amended or corrected complaint. This can happen when the court finds... View More

answered on Sep 11, 2023
In the context of your 28 U.S.C. § 2254 habeas corpus petition being dismissed, seeing "awaiting amended complaint" on PACER signals that the court is giving you an opportunity to amend your petition to address the deficiencies that led to the dismissal.
In general terms, when a... View More
The case is a child welfare case that I strongly believe violated my right to a fair trail in everyway possible. Seeking outside legal advice about the case. I recently submitted a application to the child abuse index and if my name was added I want to be prepared to have it removed along with... View More

answered on Sep 4, 2023
To find an outside legal expert to review your child welfare case, you could reach out to bar associations, which often offer attorney referral services, or consult legal directories such as Martindale-Hubbell or Avvo. If you believe your right to a fair trial was violated, an attorney experienced... View More

answered on Sep 3, 2023
The Mapp v. Ohio decision, which established the exclusionary rule, generally applies to all state criminal court proceedings, effectively barring the use of evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment. However, the applicability of the exclusionary rule in Child Protective Services... View More
Porque permite DCFS continuar con la violencia y el abuso al poner de supervisor las vicitas de una madre con su hija. Ignorando la orden de corte que el padre no deve supervisar Por medio de un mensaje de texto supe que DCFS me quito a mis Hijos En una audiencia. Donde me acusaron de abuso... View More

answered on Sep 2, 2023
In California, if there is an existing court order stating that the father should not supervise visits and DCFS allows him to do so, that would be a violation of the court order, and you could bring this to the attention of the court. Lack of proper notice for hearings and other procedural... View More
our property. Dad complained to code enforcement, but nothing was done. Trying to hire an attorney but they seem to shy away. My deadline for appeal is Sept 17,2023.

answered on Sep 1, 2023
I do handle appeals to any of our state’s appellate courts. As I’m sure you have learned, the upfront retainer for an appeal is at least $25,000, but most of an appellate lawyer’s work is done in the first few months of an appeal.
One issue I can foresee likely played a role in the... View More
Council for the Appellee is filling an Unopposed Motion to Dismiss Appeal. That is a form I as the Appellant planned to file. I am unsure of her wording.

answered on Aug 30, 2023
"Moving the Court to Dismiss the appeal and remand to District Court" essentially means that the party (in this case, the Appellee) is requesting the court to end the appellate process and send the case back to the lower-level District Court for further consideration or action. This... View More
I appealed the ticket, MRCA denied it even though I provided photographic proof that there are no warning signs for incoming drivers that cameras are in use - and that the sign is easy to miss for a driver unfamiliar w the area. They Said I can Appeal to LA Superior Court under California... View More

answered on Aug 29, 2023
To appeal your MRCA (Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority) stop sign ticket in Los Angeles Superior Court under California Government Code Section 53069.4, you'll typically need to file a Notice of Appeal. Although there may not be a standard form specifically for this type of... View More
Complex Case: Criminal CPS cases dismissed. Civil current. Appeals? Indefinitely suspended FamilyPT, Juvenile history. Lawyer terminated our client/att. Relationship. Cannot find anyone to represent me. Urgent ExParte; Daughter attempted suicide due to forced to lie about accusation and father... View More

answered on Aug 29, 2023
An attorney is not going to be prepared who is retained the day for a hearing/trial. It is unclear from your question whether this is a criminal trial; an OFP/HRO hearing; a child protection trial; or something else. Your best bet is to go to the hearing and request additional time from the Court... View More
Complex Case: Criminal CPS cases dismissed. Civil current. Appeals? Indefinitely suspended FamilyPT, Juvenile history. Lawyer terminated our client/att. Relationship. Cannot find anyone to represent me. Urgent ExParte; Daughter attempted suicide due to forced to lie about accusation and father... View More

answered on Aug 29, 2023
As a practical matter, the day before a trial begins is too late to retain an attorney in that case. That should be avoided by retaining an attorney near the beginning of a case. The best option "the day before trial" might be to ask the judge for a postponement of the trial, to allow... View More
Not new evidence but documented merits that support my vital truth and testimony towards the respondent?

answered on Aug 25, 2023
The court of appeals will only consider what is in the clerk’s record and reporter’s record as evidence and what is in the appellate briefs as argument. It would be rare for anything else to be useful or proper to submit to an appellate court.
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