When you’re faced with a major life event, you’re filled with questions and uncertainty. Get the straight answers you’re looking for from a South Carolina attorney.
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What are the grounds for divorce?
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How is a mediated settlement agreement in family court approved over the objection of the other party?
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What is mediation in family court in South Carolina?
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What are the factors the courts consider in equitable division of marital assets and debts?
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What are the factors in determining child custody in South Carolina?
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What are the grounds for divorce in South Carolina?
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I am a pretty smart person who normally handles my own affairs, and I don’t see why my divorce should be any different. After all, I know what I think is fair. Should I try to save some money by not getting a lawyer and negotiating my own marital settlement agreement?
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I have a pending divorce. I hear a lot about people hiring private investigators. Is this something I should consider?
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I am going through a divorce. My spouse and I disagree on who should have custody. The court just appointed a guardian ad litem. What should I expect?
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I was just served with family court paperwork. It looks like my husband is trying to get a divorce. It says there is a motion hearing in three weeks. What is a motion hearing?