Florida Family Law and Probate Litigation: Motions for Rehearing

Did you receive an unfavorable judgment in a Florida family court or probate court? If so, you may be entitled to a motion for rehearing. What is a motion for rehearing? What should West Palm Beach probate lawyers know about motions for rehearings? What are the rules when it comes to Florida civil litigation and motions for rehearings? If you are interested in learning more about motions for rehearings in Florida, you should talk to an experienced West Palm Beach attorney. To interview Pankauski Hauser, free of charge, call (561) 514-0900 ext.101. You may also want to read a September 5, 2018 Fourth DCA appeal, Mckenzie v. Mckenzie. 

WHAT IS A “REHEARING”

A rehearing is just that – the Court will rehear your matter upon the request of either side. Estate lawyers in Florida know that sometimes a judge will see things a different way the second time around. Also, there may be new evidence that justifies a rehearing.  Has your Palm Beach probate lawyer or Orlando divorce lawyer discussed the potential for a rehearing with you. Click here to read Mckenzie v. Mckenzie in its entirety.