I live in SC my husband and I have decided to separate but he wont move out. What can I do?
There is no such thing as a "legal separation" in SC. The closest thing we have is called an "Action of Separate Maintenance," and you cannot file...
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There is no such thing as a "legal separation" in SC. The closest thing we have is called an "Action of Separate Maintenance," and you cannot file...
If your ex-wife has legally remarried, you do NOT have to go back to court to terminate alimony. You can simply stop paying her (if the alimony...
If your "relationship" does not involve sexual activity, it is not technically adultery. But (and this is a big "but"), all that is needed in...
Ask your attorney for a copy of the invoice from the process server. We are required to provide clients with invoices from the vendors for all...
Based on what you've stated, there appears to be enough of a "significant change in circumstances" to petition the court for a change in the...
You definitely need the services of an attorney to do this, especially since you and the mother are not and were never married.
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Rebecca has given you the same advice I would if you were in my office. Follow the order until you are married.
If your husband adopts your child, he will receive credit for that child in the child support obligation for his other children. Whether or not...
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You absolutely need to get a lawyer to represent you as soon as possible. You will not fare well in this case if you try to represent yourself.
If your ex getting the house was part of a settlement agreement, there should have been a contingency in the agreement as to what would happen if...