Child Custody Archives - Michael Turner

Healthy co-parenting after a divorce can be a challenging goal for South Carolina families. Ending a marriage while prioritizing the …

When domestic violence and child custody intersect in South Carolina family court proceedings, the safety and well-being of children becomes …

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

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

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

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

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

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

A child’s age is a major consideration for judges as they determine what sort of custody arrangement is in the …

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