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Common Divorce Myths

Misinformation creates unnecessary stress, poor decisions, and unrealistic expectations about their divorce proceedings. Many people base their assumptions about divorce …

Shared Custody Schedules That Actually Work

Creating shared custody schedules that actually work requires balancing practical logistics, children’s developmental needs, and both parents’ work obligations. Prioritizing …

Five Grounds for Divorce in South Carolina

South Carolina law recognizes specific grounds for divorce in South Carolina that determine how you can legally end your marriage. …

What Are My Rights If I Leave My Marital Home?

When a spouse leaves the marital home, it raises important questions about property rights, custody arrangements, financial obligations, and how …

The Role of a Guardian ad Litem in High-Conflict Divorce Cases

High-conflict divorce cases can be emotionally draining for everyone involved, but they are especially difficult for children caught in the …

How Does Alimony Work in South Carolina Divorces?

Divorce involves complicated yet critical financial considerations, and alimony is often one of the most misunderstood aspects of the process. …

Understanding South Carolina Separation Agreements

Facing marital difficulties requires an understanding of your legal options to protect your rights and interests. A South Carolina separation …

Healthy Co-Parenting Tips for South Carolina Families After Divorce

Healthy co-parenting after a divorce can be a challenging goal for South Carolina families. Ending a marriage while prioritizing the …

How Domestic Violence Can Impact Custody Decisions

When domestic violence and child custody intersect in South Carolina family court proceedings, the safety and well-being of children becomes …

Can Alimony Be Modified in South Carolina?

Alimony is a significant financial obligation arising from a divorce, providing financial support from one former spouse to another. Whether …

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