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The Difference Between Fault and No-Fault Divorce in SC

Divorce proceedings in South Carolina can be stressful, especially when you’re trying to understand the legal requirements and options available. …

What Happens If Your Spouse Won’t Sign the Divorce Papers?

Divorce can be one of life’s most challenging experiences, bringing emotional turmoil alongside complex legal procedures. When couples decide to …

Mistakes to Avoid in a High Asset Divorce

Ending a marriage can be challenging in any situation. However, it can be especially complicated if the couple has a …

How to Modify a Visitation Schedule in South Carolina

After a divorce becomes final, many people may find it necessary to modify visitation, such as to fit changes in …

What Happens When Someone Violates a Family Court Order in South Carolina?

Under South Carolina law, violating a court order involving family law matters is taken very seriously and can result in …

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 …

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