 Also, the court must reverse the previous ruling because of the importance of the rights inherent in any family matters.Appellate review is not always necessary, but if it is granted, the court must not bar litigants from fulfilling their appeal by a lack of funds in cases as grave as this one.On family matters, cases like "Boddie v. Connecticut" and "Lassiter v. Department of Social Services of Durham City" were cited as grounds for the decision.