what is the process to appeal a court order?

Answer 1

First, you need legal grounds for appeal -- some specific issue of law (not facts) that the judge got wrong. Applying the wrong test, or admitted (or rejective) evidence improperly, or whatever.

The appeal is filed in a specific format, as defined by the appellate rules of court for your state (or the federal appellate rules in your circuit), and specific deadlines apply.

The appeal itself argues only the issues of law, based on the factual record established in the trial court. It's not the forum for disputing what the facts actually are or were.

Answer 2

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