Appealing Custody Decision Guide

Summary

To appeal a custody decision in New Mexico, file a Notice of Appeal within 30 days, prepare an appellate brief, and attend the appellate court hearing. An appellate brief should include a cover page, table of contents, table of authorities, statement of jurisdiction, statement of issues, statement of the case, statement of facts, arguments, and conclusion. Substance abuse by a parent can impact custody decisions. Consider consulting a local attorney for guidance on drafting the appellate brief and navigating the appeal process.

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*. the court has jurisdiction over the parties and subject matter. *. the parties are the parents of Cassidy Wayne Breeze born September *, *. The father testifies that Cassidy is thriving. He is enjoying school and participating in actvities in school, religion. *. mother has not particpated meaningfully in Cassidy's life. She has plead guilty to driving under the influence and father believes she is still using drugs and alcohol. She does not attempt to co-parent with father. There is substantial evidence that it is in Cassidy's best interest for father to have sole legal and physical custody of Cassidy. Father's motion for Immediate Permanent Custody of Cassidy Wayne Breeze filed February *, * is granted in full.
It sounds like you're dealing with a custody case related to Cassidy Wayne Breeze. Here are some general points on child custody laws in New Mexico:
- New Mexico courts prioritize the child's best interests.
- Both parents are encouraged to participate in the child's life.
- Substance abuse by a parent can impact custody decisions.
Are you looking for more details on how to proceed with the custody case or need information about the court process?
Ther is false statements in the custody case. We would like appeal
I'm sorry to hear about the false statements. To appeal a custody decision in New Mexico, you generally need to:
- File a Notice of Appeal within 30 days of the order.
- Prepare an appellate brief stating your reasons for the appeal.
- Attend an appellate court hearing.
Would you like more details on how to prepare your appeal?
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To appeal a custody decision in New Mexico:
- File a Notice of Appeal within 30 days of the order.
- Prepare an appellate brief outlining your reasons for the appeal.
- Attend the appellate court hearing.
Do you need more details on filing the Notice of Appeal or writing the appellate brief?
what is an appellate brief
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An appellate brief is a written document submitted to an appellate court in which a party argues why the lower court's decision should be upheld or reversed. It typically includes:
- A statement of the case facts
- Legal arguments supported by statutes and case law
- Citations to the record on appeal
Do you need guidance on drafting the appellate brief or any other specific details?
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Sure, here are some key points to consider when drafting an appellate brief for your custody case appeal in New Mexico:
- Cover Page: Title of the case, appellate court, and parties involved.
- Table of Contents: List sections and page numbers.
- Table of Authorities: List of statutes, case laws, and other legal references cited.
- Statement of Jurisdiction: Why the appellate court has jurisdiction.
- Statement of Issues: Outline the legal issues being appealed.
- Statement of the Case: Brief overview of the case history.
- Statement of Facts: Relevant facts supporting your appeal.
- Arguments: Legal arguments with supporting case laws and statutes.
- Conclusion: Summary of the relief sought.
Do you need more details on any specific section of the appellate brief?