October 08 2020
Keeping your financials clearly organized and in the cloud will give you an edge in these unsettled
Will courts be open soon, will my office be safe to work in, should I, or must I, shelter in place again, and will I have enough work to pay myself, much less my staff?
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February 19 2017
Alimony Reform May Impact South Carolina Divorce and Family Law cases
The Alimony Reform bill, HB 3122, in the South Carolina General Assembly significantly revises current alimony code. Everyone impacted by Divorce and Family Law in Charleston should follow it closely.
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January 31 2017
How Can A Family Law Attorney Resolve Unique Child Support Issues.
Often, calculating a South Carolina Child Support award is straightforward math. But when parenting arrangements do not fall squarely within the South Carolina Child Support Guidelines, a stronger tool is needed by a Divorce and Family Law Attorney.
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January 25 2017
Divorce, The Brain and the Family Law Attorney
Divorce is often a tragedy of great magnitude for all family members. It is important for those involved in family law cases to understand how stress and trauma affect the brain in order to improve their abilities to make sound decisions.
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January 18 2017
Whats the best way to figure alimony in a South Carolina Divorce case?
Alimony in South Carolina is one of the most contested issues in the family court system. The legal process and methodology for determining the amount and duration of alimony are critical to finding resolutions fair to all involved.
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January 11 2017
Avoiding problems with Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are valid and favored in South Carolina. Proper preparation will ensure that both people are treated fairly should a divorce arise in the future.
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January 04 2017
Four Keys To Dividing Marital Assets In Divorce
“You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you’ll get what you need”. As the song goes, so does the reality of marital asset division in family court.
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December 26 2016
Collaborative Practice and Family Law
Collaborative Law is a legal process designed to help people resolve disputes in a rational, non adversarial manner. Families benefit greatly when this process is applied to disputes surrounding separation and divorce.
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December 22 2016
Dividing a 401k in a South Carolina Divorce case
In a South Carolina Divorce case all property acquired during the marriage is subject to equitable division.
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December 09 2016
How is Child Support In South Carolina Determined?
When parents of children no longer live together, South Carolina law mandates that both parents shall be financially responsible for raising their children.
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