You would need to probate your mother's estate in order for the house to be conveyed out of the estate and to you. In other words, you need to file...

You can file a request for final hearing. The form is here: https://www.sccourts.org/forms/pdf/SCCA400.08SRL-DIV.pdf The final hearing will be...

No, there is no waiver of this requirement. As far as moving out when money is tight, that's a tough situation, but it will be necessary for...

Selected as the best answer

You may be eligible for an annulment, or you may be able to get a divorce on the ground of one year's continuous separation, but either way you'll...

No, the fact that the first ticket got thrown out has no effect on the second ticket. If you didn't show up to your court date, it sounds like you...

It’s a scam. Cops don’t offer to pay victims to avoid criminal charges. Do not send money. Stop responding to them. Block them. See:...

This is a complicated process. Depending on how close a relative you are to the child (not to the parent but to the child), this might be...

SC does not recognize common law marriages established after July 24, 2019, so that's not an option. Most, if not all, probate courts in SC require...

Contrary to popular belief, it's not uncommon for single dads to get sole or primary physical custody of their child(ren). Even if you do not file...

Selected as the best answer

You cannot do this without involving your daughter's biological father. He has to be named as a defendant, served, and afforded an opportunity to...