I want a divorce but am not separated yet. I am having an affair but my wife said she won't sign papers. What can I do?

Once again, South Carolina does not require parties to agree to anything. The signatures of parties are only required on written agreements, and...

I live in SC and are at fault for adultery and want a divorce but my spouse refuses to sign the papers. I want out, what do I do

In South Carolina, parties do not 'sign for divorces'. The Judge's signature is the only signature required for the granting of a divorce. You...

Following along these same lines, it is sometime possible to photocopy the text. Similar to the photograph idea, this allows the Court to actually...

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These are all questions for an Iowa attorney to answer. However, if you remain here for a year, then South Carolina has jurisdiction over the...

I want to move 50 miles from ex. We have joint custody. Im getting married. He said he will not agree. Do I have chance?

It is impossible to determine whether you have a chance until a licensed attorney evaluates your case. There are a multitude of facts which were...

What if father and mother remarried but seperated weeks after is the marriage still valid

I assume you are asking whether the marriage is subject to being annulled by one party or the other. The answer is (not surprisingly) maybe. The...

I wont to know how to get my husband out house after i file for divorce

Your post deals with separate issues. First, a huge problem in the Family Court, is how to make the other person leave the home. Generally, the...

What steps do I need to take to file for diovrce in South Carolina?

The one year separation began when the two of you separated. Therefore, you can file for the divorce immediately, and there is no extra waiting...

We are not married if my sons mother drop him off at my house and dont pick him up on schedule if i keep him or is it kidnapping

Under the South Carolina Code of Laws, as the biological father of a child born out of wedlock, you have no more rights to that child than anyone...

Your ex-wife's husband's income is completely irrelevant to the computation of child support. He has no legal duty to support the child, so his...