While Georgia cannot suspend your South Carolina license, they can suspend your right to drive in the state of Georgia even if you have a valid...

Fighting a speeding ticket

There is no law in South Carolina that requires any police officer to drive a marked vehicle. In fact, it is quite common to see them in SUV's,...

In Colorado is it legal for law enforcement to issue you a Careless Driving ticket 7 days AFTER the incident?

Yes they can issue you a Colorado traffic ticket after they complete their investigation. That is a normal procedure in many states. Since you have...

Is it considered fruit of the poison tree if spouse's emails are used in divorce proceedings/trial?

Since you are separated you are in violation of Federal Law. Indeed, the legislative history of the SCA supports the conclusion that Congress...

In a Georgia divorce you cannot evict your spouse from the marital home without a court order. Adultery is an at fault ground for a Georgia divorce...

I have a charge of driving on the suspended in n.j. from 1987 with a f t a is there a statute of limatations

There is no statute of limitations and you also probably have a warrant for the failure to appear. You were found guilty in your absence so there...

In south carolina,can the 1 year living apart, be waived if we both agree?

For a South Carolina no fault divorce the parties have to live separate and apart for one year. That requirement cannot be waived, it is statutory....

Who should file for divorce first?

In South Carolina it really makes little difference who files first for a divorce. Even if the other party files for a no fault South Carolina...

I have served my ex with uncontested divorce papers through the sheriff in G.A. I live in NJ. Do you know how long I have

Even though she is a Georgia resident, you can obtain a divorce in NJ provided that you have been a resident of that state for over one year. I...

What kind of proof do you need to file for each fault divorce(adultery, physical abuse, and substance abuse)?

For a South Carolina at fault divorce you have to have clear and convincing evidence. Even if both parties admitted to the grounds, that would not...

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