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Can You Modify a Divorce Decree in South Carolina

Many people who get divorced want to know, “Can you modify a divorce decree?” You may be able to amend …

Divorce With a Special Needs Child in South Carolina

When parents are going through a divorce with a special needs child, the process can be more involved than in …

Understanding Parental Alienation and Its Effects on Custody Decisions

Having steady, consistent, and healthy communication with your child is essential to maintaining that relationship and fostering a skillful co-parenting …

Divorce and Small Business Ownership: Protecting Your Interests

Understanding the legal implications of divorce and small business ownership in South Carolina can help you create a plan to …

What Is Collaborative Divorce and How Does It Work in South Carolina?

Getting a traditional divorce can be costly — financially and personally — and involve many unknowns and administrative hurdles you …

Dividing Retirement Assets in a South Carolina Divorce

When you end your marriage, one issue you’ll need to sort out is the process of dividing retirement assets in …

Benefits of Family Mediation Over Courtroom Litigation

The benefits of family mediation include the ability to save time and money discussing important issues in a non-confrontational setting. …

How to Prepare for a Child Custody Hearing in South Carolina

The parties can either reach an agreement or leave it up to the judge to determine custody and visitation. At …

How to Modify Child Support Orders in South Carolina

As your situation changes, it may be necessary to modify child support to better suit the child’s needs and the …

Understanding Supervised Visitation: When and Why It’s Ordered

Supervised visitation is when one parent can see the child but needs to have someone else present to oversee the …

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