How am I supposed to trust the law when it's always against me?
I agree 1000% Mr. Frazier's answer and response to your comment. I just wanted to add that there may be other legal aid organizations in the...
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I agree 1000% Mr. Frazier's answer and response to your comment. I just wanted to add that there may be other legal aid organizations in the...
I agree with Mr. Futeral and wanted to second his feelings on Our Family Wizard. I don't think it is harassing, and I think it could show a desire...
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I agree 100% with the three attorneys who have already posted responses. I just wanted to second Mr. Davis's answer regarding mens rea and reasons....
What Mr. Hopkins says is also correct here in SC. As far as terminating his parental rights, the court generally does not agree to do that unless...
Agreed, if you do not have an attorney, I recommend that you retain one because this can be complicated given that you are not the kids' biological...
If you've lived in SC for at least a year, you could file in SC based on living separate and apart for one year and request a final hearing along...
I agree 100% with Mr. Denton's answer, but if you're concerned about corruption within the county, you may want to find an attorney from a county...
If they don't pay the mortgage, as the mortgagee, you have a right to foreclose. My suggestion is that you consult with a real estate litigation...
Mr. Frazier is 100% correct. If you move out to start the one-year separation clock running, but you don't fall off the face of the earth and still...
Mr. Perry is right - contacting the SC Bar might be your best bet for pro bono assistance. Here is the information on...