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Cohabitation Agreements in South Carolina: Protecting Unmarried Couples in Greenville

The short answer: A cohabitation agreement is a written contract between unmarried partners that spells out how you’ll handle property, …

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Guardianship of a Minor in South Carolina: What Rock Hill Families Need to Know

The short answer: Legal guardianship of a minor gives a trusted adult, often a grandparent or relative, the legal authority …

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Health Insurance After Divorce in South Carolina: What Greenville Spouses Need to Know

The short answer: If you’re covered under your spouse’s employer health plan, you’ll usually lose that coverage once your South …

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Life Insurance Requirements in a Rock Hill, SC Divorce: Protecting Alimony and Child Support

The short answer: In South Carolina, a family court can require the spouse who pays alimony or child support to …

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Habitual Drunkenness and Drug Use as Grounds for Divorce in South Carolina

Can you divorce a spouse for drinking or drug use in South Carolina? In most cases, yes. Habitual drunkenness is …

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Guardianship of a Minor in South Carolina: What Rock Hill Families Need To Know

Guardianship of a minor allows a trusted adult, often a grandparent or close relative, to obtain legal authority to care …

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Child Support Arrears in South Carolina: Can They Be Forgiven, Reduced, or Waived?

The short answer: In South Carolina, past-due child support (called arrears) is very hard to erase. Once a payment is …

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Establishing Paternity in South Carolina: A Guide for Unmarried Fathers and Mothers

In South Carolina, unmarried parents can establish paternity (legal fatherhood) in three main ways: by signing a voluntary acknowledgment of …

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Who Pays the Debt in a South Carolina Divorce? Credit Cards, Student Loans, and Marital Debt Explained

In South Carolina, most debt incurred during the marriage is treated as marital debt and divided between both spouses through …

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Child Custody Laws in South Carolina: How Courts Decide and What Parents Can Do

Few things feel more frightening than worrying about your time with your children. If you’re facing a custody dispute in …

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