Greenville, SC
Family Lawyer at Greenville, SC
Practice Areas: Family, Wills & Living Wills
It depends on what exactly you signed. Some people think they signed over parental rights when they may have just signed over custody. You should...
Outside of trying to get an order declaring you emancipated, which is time consuming, you may be better off getting your dad or his family to file...
There are different variations of joint custody. If your order states that mother has "primary placement:", she will usually have final decision...
You would need to get a consultation with an attorney, but it sounds from the facts presented that you can involuntarily terminate mother's...
You cannot evict your husband. You would have to get an order from Family Court requiring him to vacate. That being said, unless you have fault...
You will need to read your current order carefully. Some orders do have language in them prohibiting either parent from scheduling things on the...
Without there being any "fault" grounds, you would only be able to file for an "order of separate support and maintenance", which will take care of...
Most of the Judges in SC will not just change a child's name to your husband's name absent an adoption. If bio dad is not allowed contact or...
If you signed papers, you need to check with the local court to see whether there was anything filed. If there is not any court order, usually the...
Alimony is generally not awarded in a marriage of such short duration. As indicated by prior attorney, pets are considered property and divided if...