Looking for More Legal Insight for Your Case? This Blog From Our Spartanburg Lawyers May Be Able to Help
When you face a life-altering event, you want relevant and informative guidance from a lawyer you can trust. Learn more about your case with our legal blog written by Holland & Usry attorneys for Gaffney, Spartanburg, Union, and other South Carolina cities and counties.
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Field Sobriety Tests Create More Questions than Answers Wondering if you can beat a DUI after the officer told you how horrible you did on field sobriety tests? A DUI defense lawyer reveals you’ve got hope. -
Mediation in Family Law Court Your Spartanburg, South Carolina family court attorney discusses mediation and why it is mandatory before a family law case goes to trial. -
Financial Declaration in South Carolina Domestic Actions Our family court attorney discusses the Financial Declaration used by the family court in domestic actions. -
Coping With Grief After a Loved One’s Accidental Death What can you do to help overcome the loss of a loved one in an accident? A lawyer who helps grieving families offers some tips on who to talk to. -
What is an Intervention Hearing? Our Spartanburg lawyer discusses the law on DSS and intervention hearings. -
Merits or Removal Hearings in DSS Cases Our Spartanburg lawyer discusses removal or merits hearings and the Department of Social Services. -
Types of Guilty Pleas And How They Affect Your Criminal Case Do you have to admit you did it in a guilty plea? Our criminal defense lawyer says, “It depends” and describes sentencing options for guilty pleas. -
Workers’ Comp Home Expense Benefits for Paralyzed Workers A workers’ compensation lawyer explains how paralyzed workers might qualify for benefits to help pay for a new home and renovations to accommodate their needs. -
Probable Cause Hearings in DSS Cases A Spartanburg lawyer discusses probable cause hearings and the Department of Social Services when your child is placed into Emergency Protective Custody. -
What Is Emergency Protective Custody? A look at law giving South Carolina the the power to put your child in Emergency Protective Custody.