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    What Proof Is Needed to Establish Adultery in a South Carolina Divorce?

    What Proof Is Needed to Establish Adultery in a South Carolina Divorce?

    Discovering your spouse is cheating can be devastating. For many individuals, this behavior will lead them to end their marriage. If you are pursuing a divorce in South Carolina with adultery involved, you must compile and establish proof as part of your case. Knowing what you must get can strengthen your divorce case and secure […]

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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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    5 Ways a Domestic Violence Conviction Can Destroy Your Life

    Domestic Violence Attorney Greenville SC

    If you are charged with domestic assault, you need a lawyer immediately. Make no mistake, even a misdemeanor charge can have a life-altering impact on your future. Do not take chances by representing yourself or trying to “work it out” with your spouse. Call an experienced Greenville domestic violence attorney right away. Here are five […]

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    How to Modify Custody Agreements in Charleston, SC (The Right Way)

    divorce law attorney in Greenville SC

    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 […]

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    Determining Whether a Prenuptial Agreement is Right for You

    Greenville South Carolina family law attorney

    You have decided to take the proverbial “plunge” and are planning to get married. You are in love with your soon-to-be-spouse and you are confident they love you. But you also read about the nearly 50 percent divorce rate in the United States (though it is not actually 50 percent) and you want to ensure […]

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