4701 Oleander Drive, Suite A
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
4701 Oleander Drive, Suite A
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Are prenuptial agreements enforceable in South Carolina? Prenuptial agreements are valid and enforceable in all states now, although different states may have various rules about how prenuptial agreements operate. The general rule in South Carolina is that the parties are free to negotiate and enter…
Distracted driving, whether it is texting while driving, putting on makeup, or fiddling with a Bluetooth device, is one of the leading causes of auto accidents in South Carolina and nationwide. In most cases, distracted driving is negligence – when a driver causes a crash…
How do you qualify for Social Security Disability? You might think that anyone with a limiting medical condition would qualify for Social Security Disability benefits, but this isn’t necessarily true. You qualify for disability payments if the Social Security Administration (SSA) says that your disability…
If you are hurt by a dog bite, dog attack, or other animal attack in Myrtle Beach, SC, you may be entitled to compensation for the injury, including your medical expenses, pain and suffering, and punitive damages, depending on the circumstances. In this article, we…
Slip and fall accidents are common in hotels, including the hundreds of hotels in Myrtle Beach, SC, and the surrounding areas in Horry County and Georgetown County. In this article, we will discuss the basics of slip and fall cases in hotels, including: How to…
How do you apply for Social Security Disability benefits in South Carolina? If you get sick or injured and you're unable to work, the bill collectors don't care. You still have to pay your mortgage or rent, and your family still has to eat... For…
Being in court is always intimidating as a layperson, especially when hearing complicated legal jargon you’re not familiar with. Understanding the legal terms you’ll hear throughout the legal process will give you some peace of mind and leave you feeling like you’re informed on what…
Several appellate opinions this year have involved defendants who were forced to wear handcuffs, shackles, or prison jumpsuits in front of jurors at their trials. In the last case we blogged about, the SC Supreme Court noted that handcuffs in front of the jury are…
Can you be forced to wear shackles, handcuffs, or an orange jumpsuit in front of your jury at trial? You would think the answer is a loud and consistent, “No.” How can a defendant get a fair trial when the state has dressed them in…
Though it happens every day, a DUI is a serious crime in South Carolina. Most people know about the crime, but they aren’t sure what to do after a traffic stop and field sobriety test. It’s important to remain collected when dealing with a DUI…
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