New York Notice of Right To Appeal (Family Court Act 1121) is a form issued by the New York State Family Court when a party wishes to appeal a Family Court decision. The Notice of Right to Appeal informs the appealing party of his or her right to appeal, of the applicable time frame for filing an appeal, and of the documents and fees required to file the appeal. It is important to note that in order for an appeal to be considered, the Notice of Right to Appeal must be filed on time. The New York Notice of Right To Appeal (Family Court Act 1121) is broken down into two categories: notices for appeals from orders entered after a fact-finding hearing, and notices for appeals from orders entered without a fact-finding hearing. For appeals from orders entered after a fact-finding hearing, the Notice of Right to Appeal must be filed within 30 days of the entry of the order. For appeals from orders entered without a fact-finding hearing, the Notice of Right to Appeal must be filed within 45 days of the entry of the order. When filing a Notice of Right to Appeal, the appealing party must also submit to the Family Court a copy of the proposed Appellate Division Record, as well as the corresponding fee. The fee must be paid to the court clerk in cash or by money order. The appealing party must also submit a copy of the Notice of Right to Appeal to the Family Court and to the opposing party. It is important to note that the New York Notice of Right To Appeal (Family Court Act 1121) must be filed in order for an appeal to be considered. Failure to follow the applicable time frame and to submit the appropriate documents and fees may result in the dismissal of the appeal.