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A final divorce hearing in South Carolina is the last hearing before your divorce is finalized. In the hearing, the …

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A Divorce Checklist for Fathers

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Does the Custodial Parent Have to Work?

When judges make custody decisions, the overarching principle they must follow is the best interests of the child. A parent …

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How To Prove Adultery in South Carolina

Cheating on your spouse can have enormous consequences, especially if it leads to a divorce. It can affect everything from …

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My Husband Committed Adultery: What Am I Entitled To?

Adultery is a painful betrayal that often destroys a marriage and upends an entire family. But are there legal ramifications …

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What Are Parental Alienation Laws in South Carolina?

Child custody cases are among the most emotionally combative in all of family law, with parents fighting to determine which …

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Who Gets the House in a Divorce in South Carolina?

When spouses get a divorce, they have to determine how they will divide their marital property. One of the biggest …

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