Court Appeals In South Carolina

Did you receive a final judgment from Family or Circuit Court where you strongly believe justice was not served? If so, it is important to contact our firm to review your case as you may have grounds for an appeal and time is of the essence for the South Carolina appeals court. Appellate work is not to be taken lightly, and William G. Rhoden has the experience as seen with, but not limited to the cases below:

• Wallace v. Milliken & Co., 305 S.C. 118 (S.C. Ct. App. 1990).
• Crary v. Djebelli, 329 S.C. 385 (S.C. 1998).
• Doe v. Roe, 369 S.C. 351 (S.C. Ct. App. 2006).
• Mullinax v. J.M. Brown Amusement Co., 333 S.C. 89 (S.C. 1998)

What Is an Appeal?

An appeal is a request for a reversal of judgment in a Family Court or Circuit Court ruling.

Grounds for Appeal in SC:

Usually one may appeal their case by arguing that the trial judge included evidence he should not have; excluded evidence he should have allowed; abused his discretion; misapplied the law; or there was an incorrect factual finding.