Permission to file late is rarely given. Filing of a notice of appeal does not stop enforcement of the judgment. You must still comply with all terms and conditions of the court order. After receiving a final decision of the issuing or processing agency, you may contest that decision by filing a Notice of Appeal - Parking. This appeal must be filed within 20 days after the mailing of the final decision of the issuing agency.
Forms are available at the clerk's office.
In an appeal, a higher court reviews the order or judgment of a lower court. Any party may appeal from an unfavorable decision based upon whether there was enough evidence to support the judgment or whether errors of law were committed during or before trial which harmed the appealing party. There are strict time limits in which to file an appeal. Code of Civil Procedure sections 904 through 906 discuss appeals in general. For appeals from Superior Court, consult Rules 101 through 108 of the California Rules of Court, as well as the rules of the Appellate Court in which the appeal is to be filed.