STEP 1: FILE NOTICE OF APPEAL, ORDER TRANSCRIPT and POST BOND (optional)
STEP 2: FILE APPEAL MEMORANDUM
After you have reviewed the audio recording or written transcript of your case you will need to prepare and file the "Appellant's Memorandum". This is your written explanation of how the justice court erred in its decision of your case. The memorandum must be typed or printed on letter-sized white paper, double spaced, and not exceed 15 pages in length, not counting any exhibits from your hearing that you want to attach. The memorandum and one copy must be filed with Justice Court within 60 calendar days from the date the notice of appeal was filed. The Justice Court will then notify Superior Court that an appeal has been filed.
STEP 3: SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE
Upon receipt of the appeal, Superior Court will notify you if there are filing fees that must be paid. Upon payment of fees, the Superior Court will request the case file from the Justice Court. If you cannot afford to pay the filing fee, you can contact the Superior Court for information.
STEP 4: SUPERIOR COURT DECISION
After the Superior Court judge has reviewed your case you will receive a written decision by mail.