A parent who cannot care for a child during scheduled parenting time may wonder whether the other parent should have the opportunity to step in before a babysitter or other caregiver is used. A right-of-first-refusal provision can address this situation by giving the...
When a loved one dies, families may worry that probate will take too long or cost too much. South Carolina offers simpler options for some smaller estates. Knowing the basic rules can help families determine whether one of these options fits their situation. When can...
When a parent keeps you from seeing your grandchild, it can be difficult to lose a relationship that once felt like a regular part of your life. You may have shared visits, holidays or other important moments. At the same time, parents generally have the right to...
Yes. In South Carolina, continued cohabitation can end periodic alimony, but the paying spouse must prove more than just the former spouse’s dating relationship or occasional overnight visits. The issue often turns on whether the supported spouse has lived with a...