If you and/or your spouse wish to get a divorce in Greenville, South Carolina, there are some rules that you will want to keep in mind. First, South Carolina offers several “at-fault” reasons that will grant you and your spouse a divorce. They are: 1) adultery 2) physical cruelty 3) habitual drunkenness and 4) […]

If you’ve been arrested on a criminal charge in the state of South Carolina, you will need a great defense attorney, no matter what that charge happens to be. Lauren Taylor Law in Greenville is that attorney. Why trust your freedom to just any attorney when you can have the best representation right from the […]

While most people think that they have a pretty good idea of how Miranda rights work, many are actually mistaken in more ways that you would imagine. For instance, you might assume that if a police officer questions you without reading your rights, then anything you say will not be used as evidence. In reality, […]

Divorce is always a difficult process, and for many people, it will be the first time in their lives that they ever require the assistance of an attorney or face the processes of the South Carolina family court system. Add to that the emotional challenges of a divorce case, and things can get confusing and […]

Anyone who is arrested should have their Miranda Rights read to them, which include the right to remain silent. While it is called ‘the right to remain silent,’ it really means that you have a right to avoid incriminating yourself by speaking about the given crime. This is an extremely important thing to be aware […]

Nobody wants to face the stressful and emotional challenges associated with a divorce. Yet, when a marriage ends, for any reason, it’s something that has to be handled, no matter how difficult it may be. The good news is that there are plenty of things that you can do to make sure that the process […]

There is a lot of confusion concerning the legality of common law marriage and whether or not such marriage must go through the divorce process if the relationship dissolves. Many states no longer recognize common law marriages, but some still do, and South Carolina is among them. However, it is not as simple as being […]

At Lauren Taylor Law, we’ve grown used to receiving calls from frantic parents, spouses, and children of individuals who have been arrested in South Carolina. The biggest question is, ‘What can I do?’ You want to know how you’ll be able to see the person, talk to the person, get the person bonded out, and […]

Imagine you have a custody agreement entered by the court giving your ex-spouse custody of your minor children.  You, the noncustodial parent, are seeking for a way to rework custody. The only issue is: You don’t know what you need to convince the court. If you are seeking to modify your custody agreement in South […]

Imagine you are married and you have heavy suspicions your spouse has been cheating on you.  You’ve seen not-so-secret texts on your spouse’s phone suggesting your spouse planned to meet with their mistress when you were not home.  You’ve heard gossip from your mutual friends of an affair.  But no one has seen this purported […]