Greenville, SC
Family Lawyer at Greenville, SC
Practice Areas: Family, Wills & Living Wills
I believe we would need more information than just "some concerns" regarding the "agreement". If you are trying to "undo" a court-ordered...
I"m not really sure what you are asking, as a general "what are the laws for this situation" is way too broad for a forum of this nature. Your...
Adultery is a bar to alimony. Although he does not have to have proof that you actually had sex, the Court looks at 2 elements: 1) propensity or...
You should either call your prior attorney and ask if you had one, otherwise, take your order to another attorney to review your visitation...
So long as she has not been gone for six months yet, he can file here in SC for paternity/visitation, etc. If she has already been gone 6 months,...
Without seeing your order, I can only say that QDROs are complex documents. If the CPA needs information to finalize it, and the spouse isn't...
Do not send the children as he may not return them and, even if you were not married (your facts do not state), it will still be difficult trying...
Getting custody back from a third party (not the other parent) has a whole different set of rules than getting a child from the other parent,...
Your mother needs to be asking her attorney this question. If time is of the essence due to her health, then she should ask her attorney to be...
While you can "sign papers" having certain language in it about seeing other people, adultery is still adultery. "Seeing other people" in public...