Yes. The appeals court will generally grant a certain amount of deference to the Family Court during the appeals process, but you do have the right to appeal a final divorce order. Questions that may be appealed without this level of deference involve whether the law was properly applied in the case, such as whether a piece of property should have been subject to equitable division. Your attorney will put together a brief that contains all of your arguments on appeal, including the legal rationale supporting these arguments.