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...
Co-parenting often presents challenges. A well-drafted child custody agreement provides clear boundaries and may make the co-parenting process easier. Consider the following tips to ensure that you draft the best possible agreement for you, your spouse and your...
There are many different approaches to parenting that a divorced couple can decide on in South Carolina. These approaches to parenting often depend on who the parents involved are and what sort of relationship they have with one another. Parallel parenting is...
With the holidays coming up, many families in South Carolina are preparing to spend time together. However, this may be a tricky time for parents who share custody of their children. Regardless of your wish for the holidays, it is important to remember that the child...
Some South Carolina parents might question the custody decisions made by a family law judge, particularly if it seems as if these orders are not really following the best interest of the child. Child custody decisions are made after considering a variety of factors,...
Adoption is a great option for South Carolina residents to have the family they’ve always wanted. However, when you choose to adopt, there are certain parties that must first consent to the adoption. What are the laws of adoption? In South Carolina, any child in the...