In SC what is considered a misdemeanor vs a felony when it comes to shoplifting?

I believe shoplifting less than $2,000 worth of merchandise is a misdemeanor. In South Carolina you can also be charged under a statute called...

Can I get full custody of my children if I found out my husband had been talking to my friends daughter about sexual matters?

You can file for a change of custody based on a substantial change in circumstances that gave rise to him being granted custody in the first place....

Can my son choose to live with his father once he turns 13?

Your son can't seek a change of custody by filing against his mother. But his father can seek a change in custody if the circumstances have changed...

My ex husband is trying to teach our 2 1/2 year old son his name is his middle name instead of his hyphenated name of first and

If your divorce is still pending you should seek custody of your son, and ask the court to direct yuor ex not to confuse the boy about his name...

Previous owner of business misrepresented payroll numbers while selling the business. What can be done?

Your role in this situation is not clear. What contract are you talking about? JonathanEdwardsLaw.com 843-407-9268

Does Family Court appoint an attorney for a defendant who is waiting on disability and cannot afford to hire a private attorney?

If you need an attorney in a child custody dispute but cannot afford one, you can apply for one through SC Legal Services. Call 1-888-346-5592 to...

I am being charged of criminal domestic violence first offense, will I go to jail

An attorney should be able to get the charges dropped altogether given the circumstances. Especially if your husband will sign an affidavit stating...

Yes, absolutely. At a minimum it's negligence and breach of implied warranty.

You should call an attorney to advocate on your behalf. They may be able to get the charges dropped/reduced if there is something you can do to...

I left my job due to various reasons, applied for unemployment and was declined, appealed and again declined. What can I do?

You typically can't receive unemployment benefits when you voluntarily leave.