Are you and your husband separated? Not anything you can do in family court if the two of you are still living together. If you want to leave...

If you and the mother are not married, you do not have equal rights of custody over the child. In SC, when a child is born to an unmarried couple,...

You need to contact an attorney immediately for a consult about filing for an emergency hearing. If the sister actually has no legal basis to have...

It sounds like you certainly do have enough to file based on adultery. You will, however, need to hire an attorney to do this.

I would need to see your existing order to advise you fully, but if she is denying your visitation and the parameters of her denial are not covered...

Since you and your "ex" are not married, your situation is not a Family Law issue and would not be handled in Family Court. I've re-categorized...

No. Irrespective of whose name is on the lease, where you and your husband live is the "marital home" and he can't be evicted from it by you, the...

You need to make an appointment with a Family Law attorney in your area and explain your situation and get some advice. A lawyer needs to review...

There are no forms to fill out. You will need an attorney.

Any child born during a marriage is legally the child of both spouses. However, because you each have equal rights of custody, you can't force...