In South Carolina, generally, one party's failure to follow the Order does not allow the other party to withhold visitation. However, as your order...

Depending on how you obtained custody of your nieces and nephew, you may be able to qualify for Medicaid coverage for them in South Carolina.

It's unclear what stage your case is in, but since you reference an agreement, it is possible that no case has yet been filed with the Family...

It's unclear whether there is a court order that entitles you to 50/50 parenting time with your children. If there isn't one, then you will first...

It is likely you will need to seek modification in North Carolina.

There is no "standard" day or time that is the same for every case; typically, those details are specified in the agreement/order. I would suggest...

It sounds like the parent(s) are currently entitled to see the child at least once per week under the Order. To change that, you would have to file...

To be "separated" in South Carolina, two spouses must be living in separate residences, not just in separate bedrooms. Additionally, even if a...

When looking at a request to modify a prior court order based on an allegation of changed circumstances, the Family Court will ask: has this change...

Yes, kinship caregivers can file a private action to get permanent custody of child(ren) who have been in their care. From the details you've...