Florida family law appeals can be daunting. Oral arguments, motions for rehearing, documenting statements, notice of appeal, issues of finality and rendition are specialized areas of law that take time and energy away from many trial attorneys' core practice areas. The areas can't be taken lightly, however, if the best possible outcome is to be pursued. If you're a trial lawyer who needs to undertake the appeals process, it's important to have a comprehensive knowledge of the process — an experienced advocate can provide that knowledge.
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Sharon H. Proctor is able to work with any trial attorney's client in a family law appellate case to carefully explain the process so the client has a full understanding of all options. The goal is to frame the issue, understand and analyze it, and create the highest possible chance of arriving at a favorable outcome.
As an appellate specialist, Sharon H. Proctor is able to bring her experience in family law appeals to cases involving:
- Divorce/Dissolution of marriage
- Child custody
- Child support
- Spousal maintenance/Alimony
- Modification of prior judgments
- Enforcement
- Child relocation
- Adoption
Sharon H. Proctor knows the rules of the court system and has the knowledge to stay within guidelines when working on nearly any aspect of the appellate process, including filing needed documents, processing the record, undertaking legal research, filing motions for stay of executions/judgments, and writing and filing of the appellate brief.
To discuss any aspect of the appeals process in a free initial consultation with Melbourne family law appeal attorney, Sharon H. Proctor, call 636-695-4120 or e-mail.