Spartanburg, SC
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Spartanburg, SC
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Uncontested Divorce, Child Custody
In South Carolina, a child does not have the ultimate say in where he or she lives until the age of 18. The reasoning behind this is that...
If by "the man" you mean your husband and defendant, he doesn't necessarily have to be at the final hearing as long as he was served proper notice...
I have successfully prosecuted divorce cases based on adultery with nothing but the husband's confession and the wife's testimony as to how she...
If you are talking about the temporary hearing, and you if you were served more than five days from the date of the hearing, then the answer to...
The biological father's child support obligation does not cease until the adoption is finalized and he is on the hook for any child support arrears...
The short answer to your question is NO. There are just too many variables that can occur for any attorney to guarantee you that any property you...
If any FINAL orders were entered in this case prior to being dismissed, they are in full effect and a Rule could be filed on such orders. Any...
This is not something you will be able to do on your own. You will have to get an attorney to petition the court for a name change. Your husband...
Your options may be largely determined by what is in the final order giving you joint custody with your wife. You may or may not have a say in...
You really need to make an appointment with a family law attorney in your area to discuss your situation. Be sure and take copies of any "forms"...