Category: Family Law

There is no determined period of time for alimony payments. You may have to pay alimony for a month or for several years on end.

South Carolina recognizes two different types of divorce, uncontested divorce and contested divorce. An uncontested divorce is also known as a simple divorce in the

You have just been served with divorce papers, what do you do next? You need to understand what to do after you’re served divorce papers

Resolving family issues is never easy. In fact it can be difficult for most. The reason is because there is much to lose and those

The issue of child support can bring about a lot of contention. The parent being awarded child support can feel that the financial support that

Getting to the decision of getting a divorce is not easy. Most of the time, couples have tried to work it out and have eventually

In South Carolina, adultery is one of the grounds for divorce in a fault-based divorce. While pursuing a fault-based divorce, one of the parties must

Divorce is a hectic process. Whether it is a military or a civilian divorces, it will still take a toll on you. Things can be