Who is allowed to pick up our son?

Is there a standing order granting him visitation?

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I am executor on my mother will and my son was second but she wants my daughter to be second and son third.Do I need a lawyer .

I would recommend you consult with a lawyer to make sure it is done correctly, but technically you do not need a lawyer.

As the biological parent, you would be a party to the action and a Guardian ad Litem would be appointed. Is there a Court order granting emancipation?

You can file a Rule to Show Cause pro se to enforce the Court order through the contempt powers of the Court. The order specifically states that...

Must my child exhaust all their own resources prior to asking for parental help with college

This is a complicated issue, but he is generally correct depending on the language of the Court order should you have one. It will be in your best...

My ex-wife has not followed thru on two items from the divorce agreement. What are my options?

You could file a Rule to Show Cause to have to Court address the issue of compliance with the order. If she is found to be in willful contempt of...

I had an affair and a man who is not my husband filed for a dna test for.my son. Do I have to give him a dna test.

Is there a pending family court action or an order requiring you to comply with a DNA test? If court ordered, you must comply. If he filed an...

I've been married for 9 months can my husband kick me out of a rental house.

As my colleague stated, it is the marital residence and he cannot force you out of the home. With that said, if it has gotten to the point where...

I have been physically separated from my husband for 17 & 1/2 yrs. He and I married in Henderson County NC.

Call the Clerk's Office in Henderson County to inquire. If you have lived in South Carolina for a significant period of time, you could institute...

What do we do to make it to where my husband is the legal father of my daughter?

There are several reasons one can terminate parental rights, including but not limited to, failure to support for six months or more and failing to...