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1. How do I know that I have an appeal?

2. What are “probabilities of success” in an appeal?

3. How much does your firm charge?

4. When will I go to court and how long does an appeal take?

5. Shouldn’t my trial lawyer handle my appeal?

6. Are any sample briefs or motions available to review?

7. What is the difference between an appeal and a trial?

8. What types of appeals does Easley Appellate prosecute and defend?

9. What should I be consider in deciding whether to appeal?

10. What is the difference between a final and nonfinal order for purposes of appeal?

11. Can I appeal a Final Judgment of Breach of Contract without a formal written contract?

12. Can I appeal a judgment where evidence outside the contract or promissory note was allowed?

13. Can I appeal a partial judgment where the trial court decided the equitable claims during a bench trial and issued an injunction, all before the legal claims were allowed to go to a jury?

14. Can I appeal a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage regarding equitable distribution, alimony, or child support?

15. Can I appeal a Judgment regarding guardianship or adoption?

16. What types of opinions do appellate courts issue and what does it mean if the appellate court simply affirms?

17. If the first appeal is lost, what is the next step (not including a post-decision motion, such as a motion for rehearing)?

18. If the appellate court remands the case to the trial court, and the trial court later enters another order in the case, can I appeal again in that case?

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