
Protecting Your Family's Interests for Over 20 years
Naples Appeals Lawyer
Appeal Your Family Law Decision with Experienced Legal Help
Because family law is so complex and personal, it is not uncommon to file appeals for court decisions on matters such as asset division or child custody arrangements. At the Law Offices of Lisa P, Kirby, P.A. we have over two decades of experience in Florida family law and advocacy, including the handling of appeals. We have the tools and confidence to represent you in an appeal and get your case the consideration it deserves.
Whether you need to appeal a decision regarding an alimony award, request for relocation, or some other matter, you can count on our appeals attorney in Naples to make an aggressive effort for your best interests. Appeals in family law are commonplace, but that doesn't mean that they aren't complicated. Appellate cases require a different skill set which our attorney has mastered.
Request a consultation with our Naples appeals attorney about your case by submitting your contact details online or by calling the Law Offices of Lisa P. Kirby, P.A. at (239) 908-4905. Serving Collier County and surrounding areas.

Why Choose Lisa P. Kirby?


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From divorce and child custody to appeals and domestic violence cases, we provide a full spectrum of family law services tailored to your unique situation.
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We combine straightforward counsel with assertive advocacy to protect your rights and achieve favorable outcomes.
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Lisa P. Kirby offers direct, responsive support, ensuring your case receives the individualized focus it deserves.
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Since 1999, we've exclusively practiced family law in Naples, providing clients with seasoned guidance through Florida's legal system.

Family Law Appeals in Florida
An appeal consists of challenging the decision of a lower court by seeking to have it reviewed by a higher court. It is important to understand that an appeal is based on legal errors that occurred in the original trial which led to an unfair decision. Therefore, your appeal must be based on legal grounds. Just because you were not happy with the lower court’s decision does not mean that you have grounds for an appeal. If the lower court’s ruling was fair, your appeal will fail.
The grounds for an appeal could include the following:
- The lower court’s decision was not supported by substantial evidence
- The lower court abused its discretion in making its ruling; this is often described as “exceeding the bounds of reason”
- The court did not apply Florida family law correctly in determining the outcome
- Marital assets were hidden by one of the parties in the lower court case
- One party committed some type of fraud in presenting their case to the lower court
- Newly-discovered facts important to the case need to be considered
