We are available to present or defend any reasonable challenge to trial court rulings. Appeals are seldom won on the basis of an inaccurate finding of fact. Instead, appellate courts usually apply the facts in a light most suited to support the ruling made by the trial court. To win on appeal, one must ordinarily find an error in the trial courts application of law or procedure.

We frequently consult with individuals who disagree with a ruling made by the court. If the trial court appears to have erred, then we will help focus your thinking to identify whether a reversible error has occurred.

Time is of the essence:- There are very strict timelines that must be followed to have your matter reviewed by a court of appeals.

Although it is unusual for unrepresented parties to succeed at appeals, it can happen if a prejudicial error is found in the the trial courts record. We are pleased to help individuals analyze whether your family law ruling could be challenged.

If your attorney expresses an opinion that the court may have erred, then we can help. The most successful situations are where your prior attorney elects to assist our preparation of your appellate arguments.

We can also help if you have received a notice of appeal, or other proceedings brought in opposition to an order made by the trial court.