In most cases, once your divorce decree is issued, that is the final piece of your divorce and, except for select parts that can be modified by the court, it can’t be changed.
There are exceptions though, and in some circumstances it may be possible to appeal a divorce decree.
These are highly unusual situations and require a finding that there was an error of law that led the court to an improper conclusion.
Simply being unhappy with the way that marital property was distributed is not a reason for an appeal.
If you believe that your case was mishandled in a way that calls the Judgment of Divorce into doubt, consult with experienced attorneys right away.
You have a short window of time in which to file an appeal in Rochester, and your new legal team needs to become fluent in the facts of your case very quickly.
The attorneys at Friedman & Ranzenhofer can help you correct errors in your divorce process that led to an incorrect conclusion.
Call us today at 585-484-7432 for a legal consultation.