When it comes to a “fault” divorce, South Carolina recognizes four grounds. Those are physical cruelty, desertion, adultery, and either drug addiction or habitual drunkenness. To get a “fault” divorce you would have to prove reasonably without a doubt that one these things did occur. You would need to provide the court with evidence, which […]

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 […]

If you are thinking of getting a divorce, you probably have a myriad of questions and may be feeling overwhelmed. This is perfectly understandable. Getting a divorce is a life-altering decision. There are serious financial ramifications and it may take an emotional toll on you, your spouse, and any children you may have. This is […]