You didn't say, but if you and the mother are not married, whether or not you get to see the child at all is totally up to her. If you want any...

[b]You need to get a lawyer right away. This is not something you can do on your own by asking questions on legal web sites. If there is a temp...

The mother has sole custody of any child born to parents in SC who are not married. If you want any custodial or visitation rights, you will need...

[b]You cannot "give up your rights" in order to avoid paying child support in South Carolina.

In my experience, parents who talk about "joint custody" when faced with child support payments think joint custody will reduce or eliminate their...

If the youngest is still in high school, your child support obligation will not end until he graduates or turns 19, whichever occurs first. You...

You really need to contact a Family Law attorney in your area, make an appointment, and go in to discuss the particulars of your situation to find...

A notarized agreement has no legal relevance in Family Court in SC. In other words, it's totally unenforceable.

In my opinion, no Family Court judge in SC will approve the voluntary relinquishment of parental rights just to avoid a child support obligation. ...

You will need to hire an attorney to file a paternity action in Family Court.