(150+)Distinguishing Between Marital and Nonmarital Property in SC
South Carolina law makes a clear distinction between marital property and nonmarital property for the purposes of a property division …
Read MoreUnique Aspects of Parenting While Living in Different States
Custody and visitation cases are some of the most complicated and difficult cases to handle, simply due to the emotions …
Read MoreAre There Any Alternatives to Guardianship Under South Carolina Law?
Guardianship can be a difficult matter to approach with your family member, particularly if he or she doesn’t believe that …
Read MoreBack to Basics: Filing for Divorce in South Carolina
All too often, people misunderstand even the most basic eligibility requirements and procedures for filing for divorce in the state …
Read MoreDividing Retirement Accounts in a Divorce
One of the most valuable assets that an individual may own is his or her retirement account. Whether it is …
Read MoreWhat Are the Benefits of Establishing Paternity for My Child?
In modern America, it is not uncommon for children to be born to unmarried parents. Unlike a child born to …
Read MoreParenting Plan Modifications and Relocating Parents in South Carolina
As a parent considers moving to another community or state for jobs, new spouses, family members who need care, or …
Read MoreWhat Is a Parenting Plan and Why Do I Need One?
A parenting plan is a document that sets forth the schedule of parenting time for a child and each of …
Read MoreGuardianships and Conservatorships Under South Carolina Law
South Carolina law provides for both guardianships and conservatorships, both of which may occur when a family member becomes incapacitated …
Read MoreDifferent Types of Custody Under South Carolina Law
Under S.C. Code Ann. § 63-15-210, there are two different types of custody – physical custody, which is the parent …
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