If the Court of Appeals has made a ruling in your case, unless the Supreme Court has agreed to hear it, that case will be dealt with the way the Court of Appeals says. Before you can go back to court and try to do anything, you will have to show a material change in circumstances from when the original order was entered. Any evidence already presented in prior hearing(s) will not be admissible, since it was already considered and ruled upon.
Answered on Nov 18th, 2019 at 11:40 AM