What steps should I take representing myself in family court for show cause?
I agree with Ms. Prince. You need to do whatever is necessary to hire an attorney.
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I agree with Ms. Prince. You need to do whatever is necessary to hire an attorney.
In SC, you have two options when getting a divorce: Keep your married name, or resume you maiden or previous married surname.
You probably have standing but if you want any hope at success, you need a good attorney. You should consult with family law attorneys in your...
You did not say how paternity has been established. If the only thing you've done is a DNA test to show you are the father, paternity has not been...
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Ten years ago, I would have said "yes." However, I recently had a custody case where a judge said from the bench that smoking marijuana isn't that...
Your best course of action would be to make an appointment with a family law attorney to fully discuss your situation. Since SC is not a community...
South Carolina is not a community property state. If you and your wife are separated and contemplating a divorce, she would have virtually no...
You've certainly got a strong case for retaining custody even if the child is not biologically yours. If a case is filed against you for custody...
You can ask, but if the father says no, that's what you're stuck with. When it's his time with the child, he can choose who keeps the child when...
The mother. If you were never married and there is no court order regarding custody, the mother has sole custody. You have no custodial rights.