( 300+)How to Dispute a Common Law Marriage
Many people assume that, if you have not had a formal marriage ceremony in a church, or at least gone …
Read MoreWhy Common Law Marriages Have to Be Recognized in Other States
Contrary to what most people think, there is more than one way to get married. If you do not choose …
Read MoreUnique Custody Battles: Pet Support
Every divorce is different, involving different people with different interests and different goals. This always brings new situations to the …
Read MoreBenefits of a Greenville Prenuptial Agreement
When you get engaged to your significant other, there is not a lot on your mind other than living happily …
Read MoreHow Divorce Appeals Work: Fredrickson v. Schulze
Every once in awhile, a case comes up that has a lot of the different components that often arise during …
Read MoreAn Example of How Property Gets Divided in a Divorce: Fredrickson v. Schulze
When a case comes up that has a lot of the different components that often appear in a typical …
Read MoreTransmutation of Property: Conits v. Conits
To non-lawyers, whether a piece of property is considered “marital” or “nonmarital” property probably seems inconsequential. How much difference can …
Read MoreHow a Lack of Credibility Can Hurt in the Long Run: Conits v. Conits
While divorce proceedings can be settled out of court, sometimes one of the spouses involved takes certain action that makes …
Read MoreChild Support Modifications in South Carolina
In a typical divorce where there are children who have not yet turned 18, the issues of child custody, visitation, …
Read MoreRestraining and Protective Orders Can Be Abused
Restraining orders or protective orders can both be a lifesaver in a difficult personal situation that may seem impossible to …
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