REVIEWING AND APPEALING THE APPELLATE COURT’S DECISION

The appellate court’s decision is not necessarily the end of a Florida divorce or child custody appeal.  In certain circumstances, it is appropriate to request the appellate panel to change or clarify their decision, and from time to time it is appropriate to request a review of the appellate court’s decision by all judges at the district court of appeals or from the Florida Supreme Court.

Below are explanations of some of the most commonly asked questions and topics that relate to appealing the appellate's court decision:

What happens when the appellate court releases its decision?

What is a motion for rehearing and should I file one?

What is a motion for “en banc review”?

What is a motion for clarification?

What is a motion for certification?

Can I appeal my Florida divorce or custody case to the Florida Supreme Court?

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