Your biggest problem would be going into court and admitting you committed perjury in your divorce case. Joint custody would not be possible with...

Alienation of Affection is not a cause of action in South Carolina.

You need to consult with an attorney in your area. This isn't something you will be able to do without one.

She needs to consult with an attorney to explore her options. She won't be able to do anything without an attorney.

Did you register the NC custody order with the Family Court in your county in SC? If you did, you may be able to file for a modification in SC. ...

If you and the father are not married, you have sole custody of your child already. You can move wherever you like with him unless the father...

If your attorney can't answer this question for you, you've got the wrong attorney.

If the divorce decree does not stipulate how long you were to keep the property before the other spouse retrieved it, you should contact an...

If your case was dismissed you will have to file a new case and start over.

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