There are as many Appeals Case Types as there are normal Case Types. There are however other rules that apply to making an Appeal on a closed case. 

Timeline to Appeal: A notice of appeal must be filed within 30 days after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.900 – 8.929, which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for infraction cases.

Timeline to Appeal: A notice of appeal must be filed within 30 days after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.800 – 8.816 and 8.850 - 8.890, which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for misdemeanor cases.

A Notice of appeal and any statement required by Penal Code section 1237.5 must be filed within 60 days after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.300 – 8.368, which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for felony cases.

Limited Civil (Disputes involving $25,000.00 or less – includes unlawful detainers.)
Timeline to Appeal: Refer to Rule 8.822
To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.820 through 8.843 , which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for limited civil cases.

Unlimited civil (disputes involving more than $25,000.00 - includes unlawful detainers). Unlimited civil also includes probate, family law, and adoptions.
Timeline to Appeal: Refer to Rule 8.104 To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.100 – 8.278,
which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for unlimited civil cases.

Small claims appeals are not filed in the appeals department. They are filed with the civil division of the Superior Court where the small claims action was initially filed.
Timeline to Appeal: Small claims appeals are filed within 30 days after the judge made a decision/judgment. If the decision/judgment was mailed, the party has 30 days from the date the decision/judgment was mailed. The date will be reflected on the copy of the decision/judgment.
For a general guideline on the process of small claims appeals and how to appeal a decision/judgment, go to the California Courts Self-Help Center website.

Timelines to Appeal: You must file a written notice of appeal within 60 days after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.400 – 8.474, which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for juvenile cases.

Timelines to Appeal: You must file a written notice of appeal within 60 days after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
Timelines to file Notice of Intent to file Writ Petition: Rule 8.450
To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.450 – 8.470, which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for juvenile dependency cases.

Timelines to Appeal: You must file a written notice of appeal within 60 days after the rendition of the judgment or the making of the order being appealed.
To learn more, you should read Title 8 of the California Rules of Court, Rules 8.380 – 8.388, which set forth the governing codes on the procedures for Habeas Corpus Appeals and Writs.

The Appellate Fee will vary by case type and case file size. Check the Costs & Fees tab for more information.

Fee Waiver forms can be found here.
and information can be found here and here.

Available on the Forms tab.

Many Appellate forms can also be found on the Judicial Council Form Site: Here

The Appellate Fee will vary by case type and case file size.

All Case Types must pay the Base Court Transcript Fees:

•Clerk's Transcript Deposit: $100.00 (One Time) This pays the following first:

•Clerk's Transcript Page Fee: $0.50 Per Page copied from the case file.
•Cover Sheet: $1.00 Each
•Title and Index Pages: $1.00 Each
•Flat Shipping Fee: $20.00 Per Transcript Shipment
•Clerk's Record Certification: $25.00 (One time).

Depending on Case Type between two and five Complete Appeal Transcript copies may be required. Check below to see how many copies may be required for your case type.  All copies must be paid for in advance, or a fee waiver recieved and acepted before the case type deadline. Look at the Overview tab for timelines. If you are the repondant on an Appeal, you may also purchase your own copy of the Clerk's Transcript. This cost would be similar to one copy of the above costs.

The costs of an Appeal will also include a Court Reporter's Transcript Fee. This only needs to be paid once to Appeal. That copy then travels with the appeal. If any party would like their own copy, they must pay the fee for another copy.

The Initial deposit for the Court Reporter's transcript is:
•Court Reporter's Transcript Fee: $50.00
There will also be additional fees for this as well.

Fee Waiver forms can be found here.
and information can be found here  and here.

Clerk's transcripts number: 3 for Appellate Judges and 1 for Party = 4 copies
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
Audio Recording of oral proceeding: $25.00

Clerk's transcripts number: 3 for Appellate Judges and 1 for Party = 4 copies

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals, 1 for CCAP, 1 for Attorney General, and 1 for Party = 4 copies

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 for Party = 2 copies
Fee to File a Notice of Appeal: $225.00
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 for Party = 2 copies
Fee to File a Notice of Appeal: $370.00
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
 

Clerk's transcripts number: 3 for Appellate Judges and 1 for Party = 4 copies
Fee to File a Notice of Appeal: $30.00
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
 

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 for Party = 2 copies
Fee to File a Notice of Appeal: $425.00
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
 

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 for Party = 2 copies
Fee to File a Notice of Appeal: $100.00
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
 

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 for Party = 2 copies
Fee to File a Notice of Appeal: $100.00
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
 

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 for Party = 2 copies
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
 

Small Claims Appeals are not filed with the Appeals Division, it is instead filed with the Civil Division.
Clerk's transcripts number: No Transcript Prepared
Fee to File a Notice of Appeal: $75.00
 

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 for Filing Party = 2 copies
A copy may need to be prepared for all parties on the case.
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.
 

Clerk's transcripts number: 1 for Third Court District of Appeals and 1 For Filing Party = 2 copies
A copy may need to be prepared for all parties on the case.
Appeals Case Respondant must pay for their own transcript separately.