Charleston, SC
Family Lawyer at Charleston, SC
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
If you are convicted or plead guilty, the worst punishment by statute is a fine of $100 to $1,000 and/or jail time of 30 days to 90 days, according...
In South Carolina, there is no set formula for determining an award of alimony. There are 13 factors the court considers when determining alimony,...
If you are indeed married through operation of common law, you (if this is what you want) may file for divorce based on habitual drunkenness, which...
Unfortunately in South Carolina, you may not "drop charges" against each other. The State, not the alleged victim, decides whether to pursue...
You probably cannot get an annulment. An annulment is for situations where the marriage was void from the beginning, and nothing you wrote seems...
You can file for divorce in South Carolina in the county in which you reside if your husband is not a resident of South Carolina. You can hire a...
No. If your husband is personally served in compliance with the Rules of Civil Procedure, then the person who served him needs to appear in person...
There is no "legal separation" in South Carolina. The only no-fault ground for divorce in S.C. is 1 year of continuous separation, but during this...
Your understanding is correct, if the father was originally charge simply with contributing to the delinquency of the minors. The statute (Section...
It depends largely on the age of the victim. If the victim was under 18, then the answer is yes, unless the person committing the kidnapping is...
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