Can ex-spose file on an appeal remand 3 years after the opinon was published?
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Can ex-spose file on an appeal remand 3 years after the opinon was published?
Alimony was remanded on appeal for rehearing. Ex has let 3 years pass and has since let go of any counsel since opinion was published. Can ex file for rehearing 3 years later and get alimony? The inital bridge-the-gap awarded alimony expired 2 years ago.
Asked on August 29, 2012 under Family Law, Florida
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
The "ex" can file an appeal regarding the adverse award and judgment against her in that is her or his right. However, under the laws of all states in this country, most likely the time period to sucessfully file an appeal has long passed. It is typically sixty (60) days after notice of entry of the award.
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