Appellate Court Grants Motion Filed By Bresky Law On Behalf Of Client To Recategorize Appeal Of Permanent Injunction As Appeal From Non-Final Order

While Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.130(a)(3)(B) might seem to indicate that only temporary injunction orders may be appealed as non-final orders under that rule, Bresky Law recently filed a successful motion asking the Third District Court of Appeal to treat an appeal from a Final Judgment of Injunction for Protection Against Dating Violence...
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Bresky Law Successfully Appeals Denial of Client’s Due Process Rights By Trial Court’s Precluding Presentation of Case-In-Chief at Final Hearing, Which Was Fundamental Error

Recently, Bresky Law helped a mother obtain an appellate reversal of the final judgment in a paternity case. At the Final Hearing, the Father was afforded his right to present his case-in-chief. The trial judge stated repeatedly at the hearing that the Mother would have the same opportunity. However, due to the time limitations...
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