Appealing A Court’s Decision

Last updated on February 1, 2024

Pennsylvania courts have multiple layers. If a county judge makes a decision that you believe was in error, then you have the right to appeal the decision to the next level: the Pennsylvania Superior Court. And if you disagree with the Superior Court’s decision, then you can ask the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to hear your appeal, as well.

We at the Schaffranek & Foster, have handled dozens of appeals in Pennsylvania courts from beginning to end and can help guide you through this process. We are here to help you through the complex process of overcoming a court’s decision.

Stand Up For Your Needs

There are strict time limits regarding appeals, and appeals are governed by an entirely different set of rules than cases in front of county judges. Because of this, it is important to seek the advice of an experienced appellate attorney promptly after you receive a decision from a county judge that you think was wrong.

Trying to navigate your way through the appeals system without legal guidance can jeopardize the outcome of your case. Our lawyers have the knowledge and skill to present your appeal case effectively. We will go through all measures to help you, including gathering necessary documents and presenting oral arguments. We are equipped to manage every detail of the appellate process. We understand the importance of these cases, which is why we work tirelessly with the highest levels of professionalism to help our clients and answer their questions.

Do Not Settle For Rejection

The sooner you begin your appeal, the sooner you can get the outcome you deserve. When every moment counts, take immediate action to defend your rights and pursue a successful outcome. Contact our Wexford office by calling 412-643-1733 or emailing us here to schedule your initial consultation today.