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One morning email
New Georgia civil appeals, already sorted.
Georgia Appeals Digest checks the official releases, identifies covered civil decisions, and sends one concise next-court-business-day email with the docket, disposition, automated summary, and official source links.
$5 monthly or $39 yearly. One consolidated edition when covered decisions are released.
Coverage
New covered Georgia civil appellate decisions
Sources
Docket, disposition, summary, and official links
The daily product
A concise alert, not another database to remember to check.
Next-court-business-day delivery
The day's covered decisions, already assembled.
Open one email and see what was released, what happened, and whether an official opinion deserves your attention. The value is the collection, sorting, and dependable delivery.
Get the daily digestPrompt
Sent on the next court business day after covered decisions are released.
Civil-focused
Centered on covered civil decisions from the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Scan-friendly
Issue, disposition, and automated summary in a consistent email format.
Source-linked
Go directly from the email to the official opinion and court record.
Inside the edition
Designed to answer one question quickly: should I read this opinion?
Each entry gives you the procedural result and enough context to decide whether the official opinion deserves your attention.
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Next-court-business-day edition
Georgia Appeals Digest
Georgia Court of Appeals
Danielle Byers v. Larry Lewis Byers, II
Affirmed in part, reversed in part, and remanded
In a divorce appeal, the wife challenged portions of the decree concerning income calculation for child-support purposes. The Court of Appeals affirmed in part, reversed in part, and remanded for further proceedings.
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The daily method
Narrow by design.
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Collect
Check the official appellate sources for newly posted decisions.
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Sort
Separate covered civil decisions from criminal and administrative entries.
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Summarize
Generate a concise statement of the issue, holding, and disposition.
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Deliver
Send one edition on the following court business day.
Automation, plainly disclosed
This is a monitoring aid, not lawyer-reviewed analysis.
Every summary is generated automatically and distributed without individual legal review. The digest can help you spot a new case, but it is not legal advice and is not a substitute for reading the official opinion.
How corrections workFounding pricing
A small price for a useful daily shortcut.
You are paying for collection, sorting, summarization, and reliable inbox delivery, not for access to public opinions.
Questions
Before you subscribe.
What exactly does the subscription deliver?
One next-court-business-day email collecting the covered decisions from the official releases, with docket and disposition details, concise automated summaries, and links to the official materials.
When is each edition delivered?
On the next court business day after covered decisions are released, generally in one consolidated morning email.
Are the summaries written or reviewed by a lawyer?
No. They are generated automatically and distributed without individual legal review. That limitation appears in every edition and public case page.
Is this affiliated with a court or law firm?
No. Georgia Appeals Digest is an independent informational publication and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any court, government body, or law firm.
How do I cancel or change my payment method?
Use the subscriber-management link in any edition to update your card, view billing history, pause, or cancel.
Supporting reference
Looking for a decision you saw earlier?
A limited public archive of past summaries remains available for occasional lookup. It is a supporting resource, not the subscription product.