In life sometimes, we are handed decisions with which we do
not agree. That can happen in family or
criminal court. So, what can you do
about it if you live on the Central Gulf Coast of Florida? The appellate process very simply allows you
to have your case reviewed by a higher court because you and your attorney
believe there was an impropriety in the first trial.
If you appeal a Florida family or criminal court decision
what can you expect? An appellate judge
does not hear new evidence or any additional testimony. They do consider the original trial court
record. It all hinges upon the written
brief that these judges receive. Your
fate will be determined by that and the judge’s interpretation of said!
Florida appellate attorneys Nat Kidder & Bill Bennett
have more than 25 years of experience each in drafting thoughtful and
persuasive appeals and arguing our clients’ positions before criminal, civil
and family law courts. In Pinellas
County and the surrounding area count on the expertise of Kidder &
Bennett. Call (727) 821-8000 for an
appointment at their St. Petersburg office located at 275 - 96th. Ave. North.
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