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Appeal Your Legal Decision

Unhappy with the outcome at trial? You may have a basis for an appeal

      

If you believe you were treated unfairly or that the Trial Court did not follow the appropriate legal rules in your case, you may have a basis to appeal the decision to a higher court. McLaws Law Group as extensive experience in successful appellate work. 


Filing an appeal in a case is not easy, and it usually involves the following steps.

 

 

  1. Evaluate Grounds for Appeal: If you’re unhappy with a family court decision, an experienced family law attorney will assess whether you have valid grounds for appeal. To appeal successfully, you must demonstrate that the trial court made a legal error.
     
  2. Identify Legal Errors: Appellate attorneys specialize in identifying and understanding the legal errors made by the trial court. They meticulously review the case, analyze legal questions, and determine if there are valid grounds for appeal.
     
  3. Draft Necessary Documents: These attorneys draft essential legal documents, such as the claim of appeal and the appeal brief. These documents outline the legal arguments and present the case to the appellate court.
     
  4. Provide Representation: Appellate attorneys represent clients during hearings or oral arguments in the appellate court. They advocate for their clients’ rights and present compelling legal arguments to correct any errors made during the initial trial.
     
  5. Legal Research: Appellate lawyers spend significant time on legal research, ensuring they understand the nuances of the law relevant to the case. They aim to present a strong legal argument that supports the appeal.


As a qualified family law appellate attorney, Rebecca McLaws will navigate the complex terrain of appeals, aiming to rectify legal errors and secure a favorable outcome for her client in Court. 


EXamples of appeals by mclaws law group and recent success

Recent Case Doe v. Doe 123-Ga App. 345

 Input information here

Recent Case Smith v. Smith 789-Ga App. 654

 Input information about recent successful appeal.

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