In most cases, South Carolina parents who are getting a divorce will still need to remain in contact afterwards. This can be challenging, but there are several thing they can do to make things easier for them and more effective for their younger children. Focus on the...
Once children become teenagers, updating your co-parenting plan is usually necessary. They are ready to begin scheduling their activities and may want to hang out with friends more often. Teens might start sports or other extracurricular activities as well. Shared...
Divorce can be rough for everyone involved, especially children. As a parent going through a divorce in South Carolina, it is important to prioritize your children's well-being and provide them with the support they need. By following some simple guidelines, you can...
In South Carolina, probate courts exist to ensure that the estate of someone who passes away settles its debts and taxes. Additionally, probate confirms that beneficiaries named in a will receive the assets or other property as dictated by the deceased. During the...
A divorce may have a significant impact on your financial future as you may lose assets or be required to pay alimony. If you share children with your former partner, a South Carolina judge may order you to make child support payments as well. The financial...
Gray divorce, also known as late-life divorce, refers to couples who divorce after the age of 50. These divorces are becoming increasingly common in South Carolina, with the rate of gray divorce skyrocketing in the past two decades. While the effects of divorce can be...
When a resident of South Carolina dies without a will, their estate goes through probate. The process can be tedious and drawn out, leaving the person’s loved ones waiting for their inheritance. There are ways to avoid the high costs of probate, however. Understanding...