Adoption is a complicated and time-consuming experience. Greenville, SC couples looking to adopt a child can easily become overwhelmed with the rules and procedures that are involved. Likewise, parents who are looking to put a child up for adoption have their own questions and concerns. These are some frequently asked questions and answers to help […]
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TRIAL TIPS FOR YOUR GREENVILLE, SC FAMILY LAW CASE
Family law cases can be relatively simple or exceedingly complex. Whether you are facing child custody and support, or equitable distribution and alimony, you need to be prepared for trial. While many cases settle, you can never assume yours will. These are some tips for how best to prepare for, and conduct, your day in […]
Can Transgender People Legally Change Their Names?
We’ve finally arrived at a point where more people feel comfortable in their own skins. People are a bit more accepting today than they were just ten years ago. This is why more transgender people are making the decision to change their names. When someone announces that they’re transgender, it’s a big deal. Sure, people […]
How Can You Change a Minor’s Name in South Carolina?
Our name helps define who we are. Other than getting married, most of us will never change our name. For some people, however, there are lots of reasons why they would need to do this. Whether you’re an adult or you’re looking to change your child’s name, the process can seem daunting. You may have […]
Will I Get Attorney’s Fees in My Family Law Case?
Many Greenville, SC residents who are headed for divorce worry about the costs of hiring an attorney. It’s always best to have legal representation, but it’s easy to get discouraged when considering the expense. Fortunately, attorney’s fees are available in many domestic cases in South Carolina. Although not guaranteed, it is possible to have the […]
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I do not recommend Mr. Clark at. He was a guardian in my case. He recommended my child live with great grandparents. A 68 and 73 year old. The 73 year old guy had 3 bypass surgeries on his heart and Mr. Clark said he wasn’t at all concerned for the mans health. The guy could hardly stand up. Well he died 3 months later. Mr. Clark has only seen my son once and did a report. He didn’t do a report on the child. He compared backgrounds of the the households. Not to mention these people tried to keep my child in DENVER COLORADO. He’s not an honest person at all. Mr. Clark did background checks on both parties, and hid the grandparents county of residence. I’m not finding out until 2 years later. Now I’m back in court because he gave my child to an abuser. She is currently being investigated by NC DSS and my son is here. Mr. Clark, is terrible. I have nothing against him as a person. These grandparents were bringing in $10,000 plus a month. That lets you know what’s he’s in the picture for.
After the front desk called to let the office know I was there, sat in a hot stairwell waiting room for over an hour. Finally left. Not very professional at all. Then got a call after I left saying they had no idea I was there and waiting. What a joke.
You learn a lot about a person when doing work for them. Robert is one of the most upstanding individuals I've worked with and very knowledgeable in his field. I'm happy to recommend him.