Providing insight into Florida Family Law cases, such as divorce and paternity, and addressing issues such as alimony, equitable distribution, child support, custody and visitation.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Appealing a Family Law Case
If you feel the judge’s decision was incorrect, you may appeal that decision, provided that certain procedural steps are taken. An appellate court does not, however, often reverse a trial judge’s decision because the judge has broad discretion in divorce cases. Just because you do not like the judge’s decision is not a reason for an appeal. If the trial judge makes an error of law, or has abused his discretion, the decision may be reversed. Because an appeal must be filed within 30 days of rendition of the final judgment, you need to address this issue quickly with your attorney.
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