You should talk to a lawyer who handles those, however disability claim on migraines is very tough.

I know that waiting is frustrating. But the appellate process grinds along very slowly. I don't know what kind of appeal you have or which court is considering it but generally, if you are appealing a criminal case to the Superior Court, which is the appellate court that hears appeals from... View More

Yes: "The judicial system of Pennsylvania embraces the idea that access to the Courts is a fundamental right of all Pennsylvanians."

Note, however: "Self-represented litigants are held to the same standards as attorneys admitted to the bar of the Commonwealth of... View More

It appears the court of appeal affirmed dismissal without an opinion. http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/F2/849/600/36755/

There are many online forums, including Justia, where you can research the top criminal defense attorneys in Pennsylvania and then make your decision regarding who you wish to contact. Don't be afraid to reach out. If the person whom you contact is not the right one for this particular case,... View More

Your appeal was won, I'm assuming you had an attorney, they are the best person to answer as they know your case fully.

The rules of civil procedure provide that a judge may enlarge the time for the doing of any act......So the judge if they grant your petition isn't overrulling the Rules, just doing what they allow judges to do. So if you want to appeal do it.

From what it sounds, if your boyfriend is a US citizen and is eligible to file for his mother, she would probably need an I-212 waiver and then have to process through the consulate abroad. These cases are very difficult without a lawyer. But I would consider at least going for a consultation... View More

Probably not.

Perhaps that you won the appeal.

What is a pfa?

The time to appeal has long since expired. It is usually 30 days.

You assume that you can appeal, when perhaps you cannot. You needed to go see an appellate attorney back when you asked this question.

Ask your attorney about this.

http://www.palawhelp.org/resource/how-to-appeal-from-district-justice-court?ref=AGtCc

Help can only come for you if you have money to hire a private attorney. Perhaps you could go see one for a free consultation to learn about what needs to be done.

Did you think that you had given enough facts here? I hope you have an answer to this question by now, and have already received the money. We do not even know what type of case it was or if there was already a suit.

A precise what? What are the facts here. You have to have grounds, and grounds are based upon facts. There are many reasons to move to strike a brief. Look up the PA rules of appellate procedure and start reading, or get an attorney who does appeals to review everything.

Probably not.

Go to that court's website and look at the years indicated on the most recent decisions. Generally, appellate courts take a very long time to make decisions.