David Alan Wilson

David Alan Wilson's Answers (45)

Greenville, SC

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Greenville, SC

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Litigation ... +2 more

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They request my girlfriend who is pregnant summit a drug screen test because of a reported drug use does she have to or not?

David's answer | Answered on February 26, 2016

Your question does not provide enough information to answer with any confidence. If there is an allegation by DSS of a threat of harm, then they...

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Can a family court judge make lawyers aware of his decision before case is even heard and then threated the losing side?

David's answer | Answered on February 26, 2016

It is not uncommon for Judges to give hints about the way they might rule to give the attorneys and litigants a chance to discuss a settlement...

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Can a father get 50/50?

David's answer | Answered on February 26, 2016

Judges in South Carolina do have the statutory authority to award true joint custody where both parents have approximately equal time with the...

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Is there any way that I can get "sole custody" so to speak before he's aware I will be divorcing him?

David's answer | Answered on February 26, 2016

Based upon the information provided, you should file an action in family court and request custody of your son with specified visitation for your...

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Can I get him in contempt of court and what steps do I take to get him to pay or either go to jail for contempt?

David's answer | Answered on February 26, 2016

As with most legal questions, the answer is "it depends." When determining whether a party's actions or inactions constitute contempt, you need to...

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