Coverage
Newly posted civil decisions from the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Georgia civil appeals, summarized in one next-day email.
A compact, automated digest of newly released civil decisions from the Georgia Court of Appeals, with docket details and links to the official opinion and court record.
Founding subscription planned at $39 per year. No payment is being collected yet.
Built for quick awareness, not as a substitute for reading the opinion.
At a glance
Format
Facts, issue, holding, disposition, and source links.
Delivery
One email on the next court business day.
Source
Direct links to official court materials.
Useful for awareness. Not a research substitute.
Each summary is generated automatically and is not reviewed before distribution. Use the digest to spot new cases quickly, then read the official opinion before relying on it. The digest is informational only, is not legal advice, and may contain errors or omissions.
Sample edition
A typical email is designed for fast scanning: court, case name, docket number, disposition, short summary, and links to the official materials.
Georgia Appeals Digest
Next-court-business-day editionGeorgia 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.
Sample based on an automated summary prepared from a June 8, 2026 decision and included here to show format.
What you get
The digest is intentionally narrow: a fast daily scan of covered civil appellate decisions, with enough detail to decide what deserves closer review.
Included
- Newly posted covered civil decisions.
- A compact summary for fast scanning.
- Docket number, filing date, and disposition.
- Links to official court materials.
- A case-specific way to report a possible inaccuracy.
Not included
- Lawyer-reviewed case analysis.
- Legal advice, recommendations, or practice guidance.
- A guarantee that every posting is captured immediately.
- A substitute for reading the official opinion.
- Appellate analytics or judicial trend reporting.
Simple pricing
Founding subscription: $39 per year.
That price reflects what this is: a small automated convenience service for lawyers and court-watchers who want a quick daily scan of new civil appellate decisions.
No payment or commitment yet.
FAQ
Why pay for public opinions?
You are not paying for access to the opinions. You are paying for collection, sorting, summarization, and inbox delivery so you can scan new civil appellate decisions more efficiently.
When is each edition delivered?
The digest is sent on the next court business day after covered decisions are released.
Are the summaries written or reviewed by a lawyer?
No. The summaries are generated automatically and distributed without individual legal review. That limitation appears in each edition.
Is this affiliated with a court or law firm?
No. Georgia Appeals Digest is an independent informational publication. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any court, government body, or law firm.
What happens when a summary is wrong?
Each edition includes a case-specific reporting link. Concrete reports are reviewed against the official opinion when reasonably practicable, and materially inaccurate archived summaries may be corrected or removed.