Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in California

The problem is that most temporary orders are not appealable. A few are, and there is a way to attempt to certify a temporary order for an appeal. Otherwise you must seek appellate court review by a petition for writ of mandate - which are discretionary with the Court of Appeal, or wait until you have a final judgment.

I am a certified appellate law specialist with 25 years of experience in appeals, including family law appeals. I practice in all courts throughout California. Please see my website for more information about appeals and my practice: www. californiafamilyappeals. com

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