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Criminal Appeal Attorneys

A criminal appeal in Florida is governed by Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.140 and starts with a hard 30-day deadline. A direct appeal challenges trial-court error on the record; postconviction relief under Rule 3.850 (a separate, narrower remedy) reaches issues outside the trial record and has its own two-year clock. Our appellate attorneys handle direct appeals and Rule 3.850 motions in the Florida District Courts of Appeal and in federal court.

Civil Appeal Attorneys

A civil appeal in Florida is governed by Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.110 for final orders and Rule 9.130 for the narrow list of non-final orders that are appealable before final judgment. Both rules run on a 30-day clock from the rendition of the order. Our appellate attorneys handle civil appeals — contract, business, personal injury, real estate, and insurance — in the Florida District Courts of Appeal and in federal court.

Daytona Appeals Lawyers

A successful, winning appeal requires the guidance and experience of an appeals lawyer. Not every lawyer can successfully handle an appeal, and you should be discerning with your choice. Aaron Delgado & Associates is a Daytona Beach appellate law firm. In fact, we relish the challenge of fighting for our clients at the appellate level.

Family Law Appeal Attorneys

Family-law appeals in Florida are governed by Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.110 for final dissolution judgments and similar final orders, and Rule 9.130 for narrowly defined non-final orders such as temporary support and certain time-sharing rulings. Both rules open with a 30-day clock from rendition. Our appellate attorneys handle final-judgment and interlocutory family-law appeals — time-sharing, support, equitable distribution, and alimony — in the Florida District Courts of Appeal.

Administrative Appeal Attorneys

Administrative appeals in Florida challenge final action by a state agency — license denials and revocations, DBPR and DOH disciplinary orders, DCF child-welfare decisions, DHSMV driver-license suspensions, and DOAH final orders, among others. The framework lives in Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.190 and the Administrative Procedure Act at Chapter 120. The 30-day rendition clock under Rule 9.110(b) governs throughout.

Case: Having Alcoholic Beverages on the Beach in Sarasota

Alcohol on the beach—appealing as it may sound, one client facing the criminal charge turned to Aaron Delgado & Associates, who got the charge dismissed.

May 11, 2019

How Long Does an Appeal Take?

Filing an appeal can be an uphill battle, but if there is something specific you would like a challenge, you should have the opportunity to do so.

October 13, 2022

What Happens If You Lose an Appeal?

If you believe a guilty verdict levied against you is incorrect, you likely have the option to appeal the decision. Find out your rights and more about the appeals process in this blog.

January 20, 2023

Mark Fugler & the Misguided Fear of Bail on Appeal

People are up in arms because a convicted sex offender was granted post-trial release during his appeal. Here's the truth about the situation.

September 26, 2019