Can I legally take my children from SC to TX?
It will make you look bad for the upcoming custody case. You CAN do it (provided there is no court Order preventing it); HOWEVER, having the...
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It will make you look bad for the upcoming custody case. You CAN do it (provided there is no court Order preventing it); HOWEVER, having the...
Honestly, it depends on the conditions of your "conditional discharge". If one of the conditions is that you attend drug and alcohol counseling...
I too highly encourage you to seek counsel before just "taking off". You can file an action in Family Court for an order of seperate support and...
Unless the terminated your parental rights, it will not be ordered that you can "NEVER" see your kids; issues of custody and visitation can always...
If the wind ripped the cart from your hands, you *MAY* not be liable; you ARE liable if you failed to exercise due care under the circumstances. ...
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Barker v. Baker, 499 S.E.2d 503, 330 S.C. 361 (S.C.App. 1998) The presumption of marriage upon which Barker focuses his argument merely reflects...
Simple answer is yes. Charges can be increased at this early stage. Double jeopardy prevents increased charges later, but usually that isn't until...
You will probably need to file an action in Richland County, SC with the Family Court. In SC the county where the child resides is the county which...
If the payments are for support arrears, you will have to continue until the arrearage is paid off; to stop the ongoing support, it really depends...
It will certainly be a factor, but normally "unfit" isn't the question. The legal standard is, "what is in the best interest of the child" . . ....