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Appellate Lawyer for Massachusetts and New Mexico Clients<\/font><\/span><\/h2>

Lauren Joseph Wolongevicz is an experienced appellate lawyer licensed in Massachusetts, New Mexico, and the U.S. Supreme Court. Her practice spans civil, criminal, and constitutional appeals, combining rigorous research, strategic analysis, and precise writing to guide clients through every stage of the appeals process.

Select your state below to learn about the appellate courts, process, and next steps for your case.<\/font><\/span><\/p> <\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Massachusetts<\/font><\/span><\/h3>

Clients in Massachusetts are typically appealing to either the Massachusetts Appeals Court or the Supreme Judicial Court (SJC). Lauren represents clients in both courts, handling civil and criminal appeals, post-judgment motions, and petitions for further appellate review (FARs).\nLearn more about how appeals work in Massachusetts, what to expect in the process, and how to get started.<\/font><\/span><\/p> \n \n \n

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New Mexico <\/font><\/span><\/h3>

In New Mexico, most appeals are heard by the New Mexico Court of Appeals, with select cases proceeding to the New Mexico Supreme Court. Lauren represents clients in both courts, including civil, family, and criminal matters, and handles post-judgment motions and petitions for certiorari.\nFind out what to expect from a New Mexico appeal, important filing deadlines, and how to begin your case review.<\/font><\/span><\/p> \n \n \n

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