South Carolina couples who are in the process of going through a divorce might be tempted to talk about it on social media. Divorce can be hard, so it's perfectly natural to want to share details of the experience. However, social media posts last a long time and...
Year: 2021
What to know about stepchild adoption in South Carolina
South Carolina families come in many different types and makeups. A stepparent in a family might consider adopting their stepchild after a period of time. Laws regarding stepchild adoption can vary, but in the state of South Carolina, it's pretty straightforward. Both...
Should I considering a nesting arrangement?
Suppose you and your spouse are thinking about getting a divorce in South Carolina and are worried about how it will affect your children. In that case, an arrangement called nesting may be a temporary solution to help with the transition. Instead of having the...
Is it necessary to work with a CDFA?
Many people get married in South Carolina, but divorce is still highly prevalent across all demographics. A CDFA, or Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, is a financial expert who has been specially trained in divorce financial issues. These professionals do their...
Understanding the statute of limitations for civil lawsuits
South Carolina has a three-year statute of limitation for civil lawsuits, but there are exceptions to this rule. When determining laws and timing, several factors are considered, such as the victim's age, personal injury, time of injury, and other extenuating...
Facts about personal representatives in probate
Who is a personal representative when it comes to probate? In South Carolina, is this the same as an executor? What are some of their duties during probate proceedings? Read on to find out. Who is a personal representative? A personal representative, usually referred...
How are executors paid in South Carolina?
As an assigned executor in South Carolina, you're tasked with administering an estate. This process typically consists of paying off debts, collecting annuities and selling property. The time you'll need to spend varies; some possessions need a good year before a...
How to modify a child support order in South Carolina
Child support orders in South Carolina are usually established shortly after the divorce is finalized, if not at the same time. It’s not uncommon for divorced parents to request modifications to the child support order years after the divorce. What are the reasons for...
Divorcing a spouse who doesn’t want it in South Carolina
So you're in a marriage that you don't want to be in anymore, but you can't seem to find the right opportunity to get your spouse on board. You are not alone. As a resident of South Carolina, here's what you need do. Be clear about your decision The first thing you...
Divorce-proofing your company
Couples enter into marriage with a sense of a hope for the future. However, about 50% of marriages unfortunately end in divorce. The ending of a marriage can be especially complicated if the divorcing couple own a business together. This is why it's important for...