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Legal Criteria for Obtaining a South Carolina Order of Protection

An order of protection is a court order that makes it illegal for someone to contact another person or be …

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Strategies for High-Conflict Divorce Cases

Separating from your spouse can be a freeing and healthy choice; however, the process of disentangling yourself from your spouse …

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What To Know About High Net Worth Divorce in South Carolina

A high net worth divorce involves unique complexities that warrant careful consideration and attention. The more assets there are at …

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South Carolina Custody Laws : How to Get Custody of a Child

South Carolina custody laws can be difficult for parents to navigate. When the relationship between two parents end, they must …

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Do Grandparents Have Rights to Visitation?

Many South Carolina grandparents play an active part in raising their grandchildren. Does South Carolina have grandparents’ rights? While state …

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How Does Divorce Affect Social Security Benefits in South Carolina?

After a divorce, your financial future may look quite a bit different than it did during your marriage. Recognizing how …

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Child Support Laws in South Carolina

As of January 2024, there are new guidelines for child support laws in South Carolina, with several notable changes. If …

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South Carolina Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents

Many children today are born to unmarried parents in South Carolina. If the parental relationship ends, questions may arise about …

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How Are Business Assets Divided in a Divorce in South Carolina?

Dividing business assets in a divorce adds a unique wrinkle to the process that not everyone is familiar with. Handling …

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Can a Parent Take a Child Out of State in South Carolina?

The other parent took your child out of state, or they’re threatening to. Can they do that? What can you …

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