Columbia, SC
Mediation Lawyer at Columbia, SC
Practice Areas: Mediation, Elder Law ... +3 more
I suggest you call the SC Bar (linked below) and get a referral to an elder law attorney. Elder lawyers focus on issues related to care of an...
This sounds like a question you need to talk to a lawyer in person about. An attorney can review your papers to make sure you did it right, and...
Ideally both biological parents would tell the Court that they consent for you to have custody, so that the case would be "uncontested" or a...
Ideally, you should have already entered into some sort of written agreement which would spell out the rights of the parties on dissolution. It...
Pick a few lawyers and go for an initial interview. You will get an idea what their thoughts are and what they suggest. Some common themes will...
S.C. Code § 20-3-630 defines marital property, so I would refer you to read that code section (linked below) to ascertain the answer to your...
I don't disagree with either attorney. I will add, however, that in our culture we seem to have forgotten the art of conversation. Even assuming...
Your #1 option is to go see an attorney and see how they can help you.
This answer is practical rather than legal and is simply, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Why not telephone the other person...
My blog has a post that has links to the S.C. Supreme Court forms for self represented litigants. The link where the forms are also has instructions.
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