Divorce is difficult, but the process is often more complicated when significant and complex assets are involved. Although every divorcing party is subject to the same laws, a high net worth divorce presents unique challenges. You need an aggressive and experienced Greenville, SC attorney who will make sure you are treated fairly in court. One […]
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At What Age Can a Child Be Left Home Alone in Greenville, SC?
Many parents struggle with the question of what age their children should be before they can be left home alone. The question can be especially important for parents who are going through custody proceedings. A common complaint among many parents is that the other is irresponsibly leaving a young child at home alone. In the […]
Mother in South Carolina Challenges Adoption and Loses
When someone makes the decision to give their children up for adoption, it can’t be easy. They probably thought about the decision for months or even years before they move forward. However, this was not the case with Nila Carter of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the mother challenged adoption and lost. Back in 2014, Carter […]
How to Tell Your Spouse May Be Cheating – And How to Prove it
Perhaps the most stressful revelation in a marriage is that the other spouse is cheating. While not everything can be taken as proof of infidelity, there are some common signs. When adultery leads to divorce, there are serious consequences for alimony, property and debt division, and more. But sensing there is infidelity is different from […]
SC Father Unable to Pay Fines That Led to Prison Sentence, Claims Penalty is ‘Unconstitutional’
An SC father unable to pay fines was recently charged with multiple counts of contempt after showing up for a family court hearing and taken into custody. According to the Post and Courier, Clint Eugene Doran was charged with failing to pay child support for two sons, violating a restraining order that prohibited communication with […]
