Can I divorce my Korean spouse in SC while she still resides in Korea?
Once you've been a resident of SC for one full year, AND been separated from your wife for at least 12 months, you can file for a divorce in SC.
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Once you've been a resident of SC for one full year, AND been separated from your wife for at least 12 months, you can file for a divorce in SC.
The short answer to your question is "No." A notarized document between you and the mother could not be enforced in family court. It MAY serve as...
The only no-fault ground for divorce in SC is a one-year separation. The only way to get a divorce in less than one year is with a fault ground:...
You'll need to hire an attorney and file a case in family court. That's the only way to get a ruling that is "legal and binding." There are no...
It does affect your divorce. When the child is born, the child will legally be your husband's child, even though the baby is biologically the...
I don't think a DUI conviction by itself would preclude you from getting alimony. There's a long list of criteria that a judge must consider when...
You need to make an appointment with a family law attorney in your area, take the papers you were served with, and get a consult.
No responsible attorney will attempt to answer your question without reviewing the court order itself. You need to make an appointment with a...
Unless she petitions the family court for emancipation, and it's granted, she can't legally move out until she turns 18.
Your best option is to hire a family law attorney and file a case to establish custody and visitation.