Yes, but it might not be granted.
An appeal of a divorce settlement in California is heard in front of the District Courts of Appeal. An attorney will need to file an appeal after the divorce has been granted.
No. The appeal is the answer from your spouse for your filing for divorce. A divorce in CA takes 6 months for a basic no fault divorce and with no other problems. Since CA is a community property state you need to settle all the assests in the marriage. Your divorce isn't final until you get the final signed court papers.
No
Unless the Appeal includes an injunction.
No. Not if you agree to it. Mediation is a system entered into by MUTUAL agreement, by which an impartial person assists the parties in reaching a settlement agreement. Once a person has agreed to a settlement, they cannot appeal.
Yes, within 30 days.
That really depends on a number of factors, not least which country we're talking about. The bad news is that if its the U.S. Armed forces then the chances of remaining in service are not good. If bi-polar is diagnosed then unfortunately it is considered to be a disqualifying medical condition and there is no right to appeal.
If they refuse, and does not appeal, ile a motion for a default order.
motion to appeal
Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.Your friend should consult with the attorney who represented him/her in the divorce. Based on your scant facts it it unlikely the divorce would be "overturned". It would also seem that your friend participated in claiming the parties had been separated when they had not. Your friend couldn't use that now to invalidate a divorce.Consider the following:In some countries a divorce may be "overturned" on an appeal but not in most Western countries and the appeal must be filed during a specific statutory period following the decree.
Yes. Unless the court issues an order that allows you to ignore the original order you should make some arrangements to follow that original order. Filing an appeal does not mean you will prevail, and, there is a short window during which an appeal must be filed. Appeals from divorce decrees are not usually successful.Yes. Unless the court issues an order that allows you to ignore the original order you should make some arrangements to follow that original order. Filing an appeal does not mean you will prevail, and, there is a short window during which an appeal must be filed. Appeals from divorce decrees are not usually successful.Yes. Unless the court issues an order that allows you to ignore the original order you should make some arrangements to follow that original order. Filing an appeal does not mean you will prevail, and, there is a short window during which an appeal must be filed. Appeals from divorce decrees are not usually successful.Yes. Unless the court issues an order that allows you to ignore the original order you should make some arrangements to follow that original order. Filing an appeal does not mean you will prevail, and, there is a short window during which an appeal must be filed. Appeals from divorce decrees are not usually successful.
If you can prove they didn't make a valid effort to serve you in person.