Appealing Custody Hearing Decision

Summary

If you believe a judge overlooked evidence in a Minnesota custody hearing, you may appeal or request reconsideration. Legal representation can aid in navigating this process. Appeals must be filed within a specific timeframe, and you may need to demonstrate the importance of the excluded evidence.

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At my preliminary hearing i dont believe the judge looked at all of the evidence we had and made a bad decision
Hey April! Sounds frustrating. It's important to ensure that all evidence is considered in a hearing. You might consider appealing the decision or requesting a reconsideration. Did the judge provide any reasons for their decision that you found questionable?
I felt discriminated against cause.I didn't have an attorney i wasn't allowed to speak. The other party's attorney said my evidence was heresy
Hey April, it sounds like you had a tough experience. In Minnesota, you may have options to appeal or seek reconsideration if you believe the judge's decision was not based on all evidence. Could you tell me what type of hearing this was?
Change of custody
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April, it sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation regarding a change of custody hearing. In Minnesota, if you feel the judge didn't consider all evidence, you can potentially file an appeal or motion for reconsideration.
- An appeal must typically be filed within a specific timeframe after the decision.
- You might need to demonstrate how the evidence was crucial and improperly excluded.
- Hiring a lawyer could be beneficial for navigating this process.
If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!