Can you appeal your nonfinal probate order? Bloomgarden v. Mandel 2014 Third DCA Case.

If you are in Palm Beach Probate Court you are probably aware of your right to appeal certain decisions of the Court. Palm Beach Appeals Courts oversee review of trial court level decisions. Do you have a valid issue for appeal?

• Not all court orders are appealable, and if they are not the appellate court will decline to act for lack of jurisdiction. How can you be sure that your order is appealable? Palm Beach Probate Court concerns.
• There are two types of orders non final and final orders. Do you know about the different rules and standards to impliment different types of appeals?
• Palm Beach Probate Attorneys are well versed in Appellate Procedure and are prepared to help you understand your legal issues and whether or not you should pursue an appeal.

December 2014 Case out of Third DCA highlights the importance of understanding the difference between different types of orders and how to appeal them:

• The Third District Court of Appeal operates out of Miami Florida and oversees appeals cases for all of Miami Dade. They recently published there opinion in December of 2014, in the case of Bloomgarden v. Mandel Case No. 3D14-556.
• The Plaintiff was suing an attorney over legal malpractice but the case became confusing when various material documents were very private do to a capital murder case that the attorneys had been helping the plaintiff with.
• An issue was brought on appeal and the plaintiff / Appellant offered three different arguments as to why the appellate court had jurisdiction, all three of which were denied.
• Do you understand Florida Appellate procedure well enough to get jurisdiction from an appellate court? Palm Beach Probate Attorneys regularly take matters to court and when necessary appeal those decisions to ensure justice is served.

Want to check out the entire opinion for yourself? Click here.