"SC Code Section 20-1-250. Applicants under age of consent; consent of relative or guardian. A marriage license must not be issued when either...

Could someone get married at 17 in South Carolina? If so, how?

Duplicate question to this one: http://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/could-someone-get-married-at-17-in-south-carolina--2029219.html

I live in SC I have a child support court order from NY, do I need a NY lawyer?

Agreed, if the order is in NY and you need to contest it/move to have it modified, then that would be in NY. As such you should retain a NY attorney.

I am being tranfered to another state and my childrens father is fighting the move can we leave anyway?

I agree with Mr. Hopkins; you should retain an attorney to represent you and answer this. Family courts understand that people sometimes have to...

In sc how long can one be forced to pay alimony.

I echo Mr. Whitley's response but wanted to add this: http://www.scstatehouse.gov/code/t20c003.php More specifically, look at 20-3-130....

Why did my husband get a higher bond for the same charge as other persons on an indictment for conspiracy!!?????

The other attorneys are correct as to possibly reasons why your husband's/fiance's bond may have been higher. You need to focus on his defense, not...

Can I move in with my boyfriend with minor children after divorce is final in south Carolina

Criminally speaking, there should be no issue. Civilly speaking, it depends on what your final order of divorce says. If the final order includes a...

I received a simple possession of marijuana ticket in November. How much would it cost for me to get a lawyer?

Attorneys on this Avvo forum are not permitted to solicit clients or agree to pricing/representations. You have to take the initiative to contact...

Divorce, custody, and a restraining order.

I highly recommend that you retain an attorney to help you handle this. Because you stated that you cannot afford to retain an attorney, I hope one...

When filing divorce papers in SC I misspelled the plaintiff's name. Will the judge still give us a divorce?

A clerical error should not be an issue. If you have filed the papers with the court, then I would address the error at your first hearing and ask...