To file for divorce in South Carolina, you'll need to include the grounds on which the request is based. You could opt for a no-fault divorce or choose a specific reason if you blame your spouse for the split. If you go with a no-fault divorce, you might have to meet...
Has a South Carolina court ordered you to establish a child custody plan? If so, options abound and parents who are willing to work together can often create a plan that meets everyone's needs. Alternating weeks The most traditional child custody plan is the...
The divorce rate in the U.S. continues to increase in recent years largely due to the rise in gray divorce. This typically means older adults who choose to get divorced at a later age after several decades of marriage. The term "gray divorce" originated in the 1980s...
Many married couples in South Carolina have thought about divorce, and many different reasons contribute to a marriage's dissolution. Sometimes, one or both spouses' professional careers may factor into the marriage coming apart. While any occupation or profession...
South Carolina couples shopping for engagement rings might want to consider choosing a modest one over a more expensive, fancier one. Research shows that not only does purchasing a less expensive ring help pad your wallet, but it can also save you from problems that...
If you have children with a former spouse, you will likely receive an order to support them financially until they reach the age of majority. However, a South Carolina judge may have leeway to modify the terms of a child support order. Let's take a look at some of the...
January is known as “Divorce Month” because it is the main month in which people in Conway, SC, as well as the rest of the U.S., file for a divorce. The following provides a closer look at why this is the case. Why do couples choose to get a divorce in January? Some...
For many couples, their house is one of their largest assets. If you are facing divorce, you may be worried about where you will live, who will get the house and if you will need to sell it. The answers to these questions will largely depend upon your financial...
Getting a divorce is never easy, but it can be even more challenging if you have children. It is inevitable that your children’s lives will change as a result of the divorce, but you and your spouse are responsible for making sure that they are just as happy and well...
Sometimes parents in South Carolina going through a divorce can make child custody and visitation decisions on their own through out-of-court negotiations. However, other times a settlement cannot be reached, and they must turn to the court to make child custody and...