How can we find out if it really is his child?

He can file an action in family court to determine the paternity of the child. The court will order her to submit to a paternity test. If the child...

Can I move out of state with my 2 children?

Although the court order does not address relocation, by moving out of state you may impact The court's decision regarding custody. Further, it is...

Can grandparents who have raised a daughters child since he was 6 weeks old file for custody of a child he is now 16 ?

Under South Carolina Code 63-3-530​ and 63-15-60, you can seek an order whether you are the "de facto custodian." If you are a "de facto...

I was wondering what the consquences would be if a child ran away from a group hom while on probation before you are the age of

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What are the consequences if i runaway form a group home before the age of 18 ill be 17 next month does that matter ?

If you run away from the group home, then it is likely that you were violating the terms of your probation. If you violate probation, then the...

Lost my storage unit

There are South Carolina statutes that address these circumstances. If you failed to pay for your storage unit, and if the landlord included the...

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How do I get my daughter back from her father when neither of us have custody through the courts?

In South Carolina, you do not automatically have custody as an unwed mother. Section 63-5-30 provides, "The mother and father are the joint...

I was arrested for possession of a weapon during a violent crime but no weapon was found. Just the victim's statement.

It may be possible, but your question is difficult to answer without knowing more of the details of your charge. The answer depends on many things...

It sounds as if your case is pending in the city of Charleston. In city Court, the cases are set by the city prosecutor. If you have filed a speedy...

What are considered grounds for desertion in South Carolina? I moved out of the marital home on 10/1/2011.

In South Carolina, desertion (abandonment) is defined as not living together for a period of one year, without consent of the other spouse, and...