There is a long list of criteria that a Family Court judge must consider when deciding whether or not to award alimony. Relative differences in...

Yes, you can certainly pursue custody in Family Court. While no attorney can guarantee you an outcome, it does sound like you have a strong case. ...

You will need to get an attorney and file a custody action against the mother. A notarized document from the mother does not give you legal...

Your best option would be to file a rule to show cause against the other parent if he or she is not allowing you to exercise your first right of...

If the existing court order says you are to allow the other parent phone access to the child and you don't, you are in violation of the order and...

You will need an attorney for this, but you can petition the court for an emergency hearing any time a child's health or safety are in jeopardy. A...

You can file in SC, but you may find it difficult to get a judge to approve the adoption if you're living so far away from the child. You will...

You will need to hire a family law attorney and file a case against the mother for visitation rights.

If the mother just leaves the child with the father, she can return and take the child at any time. The father will not have legal custody of the...

In South Carolina, the Family Court won't approve a relinquishment of parental rights unless there is someone to step into the place of that...