Are the stated 4 reasons for divorce in South Carolina strictly interpreted, or is there some leeway?
I agree with Mr. Peck. Let me add that the fault ground of habitual drunkeness has been construed by the courts to include habitual drug abuse,...
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I agree with Mr. Peck. Let me add that the fault ground of habitual drunkeness has been construed by the courts to include habitual drug abuse,...
What you are talking about is a step-parent adoption and you will need a lawyer. Talk to one who specializes in family law and explain upfront...
If you take her back to court on a rule to show cause for not paying a debt she was ordered to pay, it's very unlikely the judge will listen to any...
I always tell prospective clients who contact me with questions like yours that a person can ask for almost anything in family court, but that does...
For a "no fault" divorce you have to be separated for at least a year before you can even file. If you have a fault ground (adultery, physical...
No matter what, in family court the judge is guided by what he/she feels is in the best interest of the child. Hopefully, your husband has an...
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You need to consult with a family law attorney and let him/her review the divorce decree and discuss your options. There really is no way you're...
You really need to consult with a family law attorney in your area and hire one to help you with this. It's the only way you can be sure that the...
First off, the father can't threaten his daughter with "court orders" and if a family court judge learns that he is doing that, it won't go well...
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Check your order and make sure Judge Brown's parental guidelines (or similar guidelines) were not included. These guidelines cover reasonable...