Is appealing the judge’s ruling my only option?
No. An AppealThis is how you challenge a ruling your judge made in the Court of Appeals. It starts by filing a Notice of Appeal in the superior court. The judge becomes your opposing party.Read more about Appeal is not your only option. And most likely, it is not even your best option. Typically, you should attempt to remedy the situation by filing a post-TrialA court hearing in which evidence and testimony are taken, and the Court makes a final determination of the issues raised in a petition. Trials and evidentiary hearings are somewhat synonymous, but the difference is one of scope: Evidentiary hearings are more limited in scope…Read more about Trial MotionA document filed in an already existing case that makes a specific request to the Court.Read more about Motion before pursuing an appeal.