Appeals
Where do you turn when you are not happy with the outcome of your case? Perhaps your ex-spouse decides they are not satisfied with the trial result and want to challenge the decision? The appeal process begins here, and it can be a complicated process to navigate.
Either party may appeal a case, and when both sides want to challenge the trial court decision, one appeals it (and is the appellant), and the other cross-appeals (the appellee and cross-appellant). A party must believe they have the grounds or basis for an appeal. The other side may disagree. But it does not matter what the two parties think, because in the end, merely being unhappy with the result is not enough for an appeals court to review or change the decision.
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