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    Important South Carolina Adoption Laws Parents Need to Know

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    All states have adoption laws in place to aid and protect children, birth guardians and adoptive families throughout the entire legal process. As a South Carolina adoption attorney, one part of Lauren Taylor’s job is ensuring you are knowledgeable of these laws, and that your adoption will meet all of the state of South Carolina’s […]

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    Common-Law Marriage Requirements in South Carolina

    Common-Law Marriage Requirements

    While many couples have strong reasons for wanting to marry, others have strong reasons for not wanting to tie the knot legally. In some cases, it may be due to biases against the institution itself or practical reasons, such as the existence of a trust fund or other benefits that they could lose unless the […]

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    Why Men Struggle More After Divorce

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    The process of divorce is stressful for anyone. But in many ways, divorce can be harder on men, who may not be accustomed to seeking emotional support. Finding outlets for their frustration and fears can prove challenging. If you are a man struggling with expressing your feelings and disappointments after a failed marriage, you should […]

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    Divorce During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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    During the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, couples are forced to quarantine together. Emotions and stress are already high for individuals during a pandemic — add marital issues and arguments to the equation, and COVID-19 may become a recipe for a rise in divorce rates. Although public health measures that call for quarantining are necessary during this uncertain time, […]

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    Domestic Violence During COVID-19

    domestic violence during covid-19

    Across America, communities are sheltering in their homes to slow the spread of COVID-19. But for victims of domestic abuse, home can be the most dangerous place in the world right now. Quarantined in one location with their abusers, those suffering from physical, emotional, and sexual mistreatment have nowhere to go. These weeks and months are […]

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    Useful Apps to Help With Co-Parenting

    useful apps to help with coparenting

    Co-parenting is a challenge requiring you to coordinate playdates, times, multiple schedules, finances and more. Whether you are new to co-parenting or have been doing it for years, you need to communicate effectively and stay on the same page to ensure kids get the support they need and don’t miss out on any fun activities […]

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