4701 Oleander Drive, Suite A
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
4701 Oleander Drive, Suite A
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
How do lawyers determine how much the attorney fees will be in different types of cases? In this article, we will discuss what you can expect to pay in attorney fees and costs based on the type of attorney you are retaining, including: Personal injury…
The available South Carolina divorce rate in 2024 shows that there are 2.4 new divorcées per 1,000 females aged 15 and older in 2021. Divorce rates are generally challenging and difficult to first obtain and then fully understand, but the refined divorce rate is typically…
Postnuptial agreements, like prenups, are enforceable in SC as long as they meet a few basic requirements. As with other types of marital agreements, SC courts will recognize that people are free to negotiate and enter contracts without government interference – unless an agreement is…
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…
If you are going through a divorce or considering divorce, you probably have questions. And there are many helpful divorce blogs out there that may help you find answers. Our SC divorce blog discusses legal issues in SC divorces, focusing on common questions like how…
Who gets the family pet in a divorce in South Carolina? Are there “pet custody” rules? Does Fido get to go with the parent who treats him the best, gives him treats, and takes him on walks every night? With the kids who love him…
Getting a divorce is a significant emotional and financial decision. Although finances may or may not be a priority when making this important and life-changing decision, it is important to plan for the cost of divorce. When you understand the various costs of a South…
Do you have to continue paying alimony after retirement? You might – retirement alone is not enough to modify your alimony order, but the family court can modify alimony based on a change in circumstances or a change in the financial ability of the spouse…
In Fossett v. Fossett, decided yesterday, the SC Court of Appeals reviews when a change in circumstances is sufficient for a custody modification, finding that 1) the child’s custodial preference, in this case, was counterbalanced by the father’s manipulative behavior towards the child and 2)…
If you file for divorce, do you have to leave the house? Does your spouse need to leave the house? Odds are, one of you will need to find somewhere else to live, but what are the rules? If your spouse refuses to go, can…
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