How do i file an appeal?
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The rules regarding appeals will vary from state to state and there are different types of appeals too.  In the most basic form, you will need to file a notice of appeal.  In many states, it is up to the appellant to create the record for the court of appeal by designating what documents the trial court clerk should copy and send to the court to the court fo appeal.  The appellant may also need to pay for and arrange for copies of the trial transcript to be availble for the court of appeal.  AFter the record is complete, you must file an opening brief.  The respondent files an opposition brief and you file a reply.  Sometimes the court will hear oral argument.  This is just the BARE basics, so get an attorney right away.
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Call or goto you local court house.
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call the clerk of the court for Weschester County\n\nthey will have you on file\n\ndo it before they come get you
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Usually you can appeal the decision and get a hearing.  Check to see if your state offers a free advocate to help you out with your case.  They're very knowledgeable and can guide you in the right direction.  If you did report your wages that you earned, you should be able to get out of the penalty.
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Where an eligible defendant is convicted after a trial or plea of guilty and fails to file a timely notice of appeal, in some states a petition for permission to file a belated notice of appeal for appeal of the conviction may be filed with the trial court.  However, there are caveats: the failure to file a timely notice of appeal was not due to the fault of the defendant; and the defendant has been diligent in requesting permission to file a belated notice of appeal.
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If you have charges filed against you, you may contact the court to appropriate steps to take to answer the charges.\n\nIf an order or proctection/injunction against harassment has been filed against you, you can request for a hearing before the court that issued the order/injunction.
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If its in response to a ruling of his, you can appeal to another court. IF its a complaint against a judge himself, try speaking with your state's Bar Associaton. Judges were once lawyers and are STILL subject to the rules governing them. Even if not, its still a good place to start. Good luck
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Wait and see how long the appeals process takes.\n\nI'm guessing he'll hang on Nov 1st 2008.
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Yes, but this is an up hill battle. The laws are not really in your favor. \n\nHave your attorney file a "stay judgment order" which should give you time to mount an appeal. There are nonprofit organizations out there to help you, do some searching for pro bono housing council.
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You can contact the Federal Public Defender's Office in your area for more information on the petition.  The number is also available from your federal courthouse in your community.
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No, all you have to do is file a Notice to Appeal with the local Appellate Court, and the Clerk will assist you with the process for a Pro Se appeal.  \n\nHere is the appeal form you will need in Ohio:\nhttp://www.11thcourt.co.trumbull.oh.us/Pdf%20docs/Notice%20of%20Appeal.pdf\n\nJust fill in the information from the forms you have for the original case you want to appeal.  Also, brush up on whatever statutes, federal codes, ordinances, and court cases pertain to your case, and show 'em what you're made of!\n\nHope this helps!
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Document everything.  Talk to a lawyer, you may have a case on your hands.  Save any written correspondence.   Definitely fight back. \nMost times a place like that isn't worth sticking around for, but they should be made to pay for their treatment. So:\n\n1. Build a case\n2. Talk to a lawyer.\n3. Find another job.\n4. sue.
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Approach a Consumer Protection Society and through them fight.\n\nIn the mean time (1) Approach the highest official you know, with a detailed complaint in writing. Take an acknowledgement from him, may be a signature on an extra copy of your complaint.\n(2)Most newspapers have complaint columns on certain days of the week. Write them.
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You can appeal the decision by raising a defense of ineffecive assistance of counsel to remand back the proceeding.  However, for you to prevail, assuming you are not representing yourself on the appeal, you need to convince an attorney that (1) the defense of not objecting the evidence presented was totally defective, AND (2) had your counsel proved the evidence wrong, you would have won the case (meaning you would have gotten your children's custody back and/or you did not lose your parental right).  \n\nSo, it is tough for anyone to prove the two points, because it is not enough that the counsel's assistance was utterly incompetent, but you would have to show the appeal court that the motion your attorney could have made would have won the case.  \n\nSadly, there appears to be serious problems on your side that led to the loss of the parental right ...  If willing tell us what led to this suit ...
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You can appeal TO the Supreme Court, but you cannot appeal the final determination of the Supreme Court.  The only thing to do then is get Congress to change the law.
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Yes, you can recourse to a superior court. Ask for legal advise, recoursing is not cheap.
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CONTACT ATTORNEY AND DA.