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How Does Joint Custody Impact Child Support Payments?

Are you a parent who is going through or has already gone through a divorce or separation? If you share …

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The Role of a Guardian ad Litem in High-Conflict Divorce Cases

Ending a marriage is hard—especially so if you are a parent in a high-conflict divorce case. It is a sensitive …

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The Difference Between Fault and No-Fault Divorce in SC

Are you considering a divorce in Greenville or elsewhere in South Carolina? You are certainly not alone. More than 10,000 …

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How to Bring up a Prenuptial Agreement with Your Partner

A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is not the most romantic thing to think about before a wedding—but it can be a …

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Child Visitation Modification: When and How to Make Changes

As a divorced or separated parent, co-parenting can be challenging. Once you get the right child visitation arrangement in place, …

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How Domestic Violence Impacts Custody Decisions in South Carolina

When family law judges make custody decisions, they must take into account a number of factors. One potential factor is …

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Role of Forensic Accountants in High Asset Divorces in SC

Spouses with high net worth often find themselves bitterly disagreeing over the extent and value of property as well as …

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Understanding the Rights of Unmarried Parents in South Carolina

Are you an unmarried parent in South Carolina? You are certainly not alone. Indeed, the Centers for Disease Control and …

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How Does Alimony Work in South Carolina Divorces?

According to data cited by the American Psychological Association (APA), approximately 4 in 10 U.S. marriages end in divorce—and the …

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Why Do Personal Injury Cases Go to Trial?

A serious accident can change your entire life in a matter of seconds. Whether a car crash, trucking accident, or …

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