Effective - 28 Aug 1986
512.025. Habeas corpus proceedings for custody of minor child, who may appeal. — Any party may appeal to the court of appeals from a decision in a habeas corpus proceeding involving the custody of a minor child where there is in effect, at the time of the hearing on the writ, no prior court order determining custody. Such appeal shall be expedited by the court in every manner practicable.
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(L. 1986 S.B. 493 § 1)
Structure Missouri Revised Statutes
Title XXXV - Civil Procedure and Limitations
Chapter 512 - Appeals and Appellate Procedure
Section 512.010 - Writs of error in civil cases abolished — review by appeal.
Section 512.020 - Who may appeal.
Section 512.025 - Habeas corpus proceedings for custody of minor child, who may appeal.
Section 512.030 - Appeals jointly or separately.
Section 512.040 - Titles in appeals.
Section 512.050 - Notice of appeal — when filed — court reporter to be paid, when.
Section 512.060 - Appeal by special order of court.
Section 512.070 - Notice to specify what — duties of clerk on filing of appeal.
Section 512.080 - Appeals to stay execution, when — bond.
Section 512.085 - Supersedeas bond requirements, tobacco settlement litigation.
Section 512.090 - Bond filed, when.
Section 512.099 - Bond or surety required during pendency of appeal, set how.
Section 512.100 - Supersedeas bond — enforcement.
Section 512.110 - Transcript of record — filing — contents — omissions.
Section 512.120 - Agreed statement of case.
Section 512.130 - Transcript, when filed.
Section 512.140 - Extension of time by trial court.
Section 512.150 - Rules for filing briefs, transcripts, and docketing cases.
Section 512.160 - Questions considered on appeal — disposition by court — damages — executions.
Section 512.170 - Practice of supreme court to apply to court of appeals.
Section 512.180 - Appeals from cases tried before associate circuit judge.
Section 512.190 - Perfecting right of trial de novo, how.
Section 512.200 - Form of recognizance.
Section 512.210 - Application for trial de novo — release of property taken under execution.
Section 512.250 - Associate circuit judge or clerk to file transcript with clerk for trial de novo.
Section 512.270 - Judge assigned to hear case anew.
Section 512.280 - Same cause to be heard — necessary parties may be added.
Section 512.290 - No setoff or counterclaim to be pleaded in trial de novo, when.
Section 512.300 - Statement of account amended, when.