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Can You File a PCR if You Represented Yourself at Trial?
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Can You File a PCR if You Represented Yourself at Trial?

In Lewis v. State, the SC Supreme Court answers the question, “Can you file a PCR if you represented yourself at trial?” As with most legal questions, the answer is, “Maybe, it depends…” One thing is certain, however. No one should ever represent themselves in…

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How to Answer Questions from an Insurance Company After a Car Accident
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How to Answer Questions from an Insurance Company After a Car Accident

How do you answer questions from the insurance company after a car wreck? If you were injured, it’s likely the insurance adjuster will attempt to contact you soon after the car crash – they will try to get through to you before you have a…

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How Do I Change My Name After a Divorce in SC?
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How Do I Change My Name After a Divorce in SC?

How do I change my name after a divorce in SC? Just as it is a common practice for women to adopt their spouse's surname after marriage (or, in some cases, men), it is also a common practice for women to resume their maiden name…

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Criminal Appeal or Post-Conviction Relief (PCR) – What’s the Difference?
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Criminal Appeal or Post-Conviction Relief (PCR) – What’s the Difference?

What’s the difference between a criminal appeal and a PCR (post-conviction relief) action? If you have been convicted after a criminal trial – especially if you have just been sentenced to prison time after a conviction, the crushing sense of hopelessness and despair you are…

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