Family Law Appeals San Diego County CA Attorney
Lawyer Victor Mordey Can Help You Appeal Your Family Law Case
If you have decided to challenge the decision of a family law case that went against you, be sure to contact an attorney as soon as possible. You have a limited time to file your appeal or post-judgment motion.
Having participated in numerous family law appeals, including child abduction cases, I have comprehensive knowledge of every aspect of the process — from all-important filing deadlines, possible alternatives to an appeal, the standards of review on appeal, and how to decide whether it is worth appealing an adverse decision. I have appeared in, and contributed to, cases which have been published in the California Court of Appeal, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. My law office has the reputation for results that can give your family law appeal an excellent chance of success.
Our Chula Vista Law Office Advocates For Your Goals In Appellate Courts
You should speak with me about any previous court decision regarding:
- Family Law & Divorce
- Military Divorce
- Move Aways / Parental Relocation
- Support and custody issues
- Grandparent visitation rights
- Property division
- Attorney fees
- Modification of family law orders
- Child abduction cases, both national and international
If the complexity or high asset nature of your divorce or family law case requires that I work with your existing family law attorney, I can effectively serve as co-counsel with your attorney on appeal. I offer experience, versatility, an understanding of your problem and a reputation for results in appellate courts.
Call Me For A Free Initial Consultation
Contact my law office so we can discuss your case. Call me at 619-409-7900. I speak, read, and write Spanish fluently. My retainers are low and payment plans are available when needed. Credit cards accepted.
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