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Appeals to the Appellate Court of Maryland start with a Notice of Appeal filed within 30 days after final judgment; some case types need leave to appealTwo appeal fees are due with the Notice of Appeal; waivers on forms CC-DC-091 and CC-DC-092, pay within 10 days if deniedAppeal briefs: appellant files within 40 days of the record arriving; appellee has 30 days after thatSelf-represented parties in foreclosure, incarcerated, or family law appeals may file an informal brief of 15 pages or fewer
Appellate Court of Maryland - case coverageHow far back Appellate Court of Maryland cases are available on Case Search (terAppeals to the Appellate Court of Maryland start with a Notice of Appeal filed within 30 days after final judgment; some case types need leave to appealPublished first steps of an appeal from circuit court: with few exceptions you cTwo appeal fees are due with the Notice of Appeal; waivers on forms CC-DC-091 and CC-DC-092, pay within 10 days if deniedPublished appeal costs at the circuit court clerk's office: two fees are due wheAppeal briefs: appellant files within 40 days of the record arriving; appellee has 30 days after thatPublished briefing schedule in appeals: the appellant must file a brief within 4Self-represented parties in foreclosure, incarcerated, or family law appeals may file an informal brief of 15 pages or fewerPublished informal brief option: informal briefs have relaxed formatting rules aAppellate Court of Maryland - review on the record and transcript costPublished appellate review on the lower-court record with no new evidence and th