Spartanburg, SC
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Spartanburg, SC
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Uncontested Divorce, Child Custody
Absent an adoption, there is no way to "sign your rights over" to someone for a child. What you are proposing is not legally possible in SC. You...
If you and the father were never married you have sole custody of the child and complete say over who does or does not get to see the child. You...
If you and the mother were never married, the only way you can have joint custody is if you've been to family court and gotten a court order giving...
Yes, she can move to another state with the child without your permission.
Rule 17 of the Family Court Rules states that, even if the defendant fail to file an answer, he or she "may be heard at the merits hearing on...
If you are operating under "Judge Brown's Standard Visitation," then it stipulates the visitation for both the custodial and non-custodial parents....
It's my policy not to comment on a situation like yours without first reading the order. Most final orders regarding children will have some...
The person named in the rule to show cause has to be served personally, not his current or former attorney.
Your daughter needs to have an attorney draft a will for her. The terms of her will is where she would stipulate that you would have custody of...
Unfortunately, under SC law, until you turn 18 you do not have the ultimate say over where you live. If your parents were never married and there...