Category Archives: Divorce Process
4 Common Mistakes People Make After a Divorce
When those divorce papers are finally signed and the process is complete, you likely feel as if you’ve completed a marathon. Now, you are ready to bask in the new life that awaits you. However, divorce is a stressful and …
The 5 Steps of the Mediation Process
For any couple wishing to avoid litigation in court, mediation is a widely used alternative. In mediation, the two parties meet with a neutral mediator, with attorneys sometimes in attendance, to resolve any issues and determine compromises necessary for the …
How to Financially Prepare for Divorce
The financial side of divorce can feel intimidating at first, especially when already facing the emotional and mental stress brought about by such an enormous life change. For even the most amicable of couples, divorce can be an overwhelming process. …
3 Reasons to Consider Marriage Counseling Prior to Divorce
Surprisingly few couples seek out marriage counseling prior to filing for divorce. However, the vast majority of couples who do participate in counseling claim it was in some way beneficial to the relationship. The hesitation? Many people believe marriage counseling …
How Digital Presence Can Impact a Divorce
As social media continually increases its role in our day-to-day lives, we are reminded to watch what we post. Charged words against a group of people could result in job loss while pictures from weekend antics could come up in …
Legal Separation in SC
Legal Separation in SC If you’re considering legal separation or divorce in South Carolina, it’s likely you have a lot of questions, such as what exactly it means to be separated, how a separation differs from a divorce, and what …
Child Custody in South Carolina
Perhaps one of the most challenging components of divorce is deciding which parent will get custody of the children. If you and your spouse can’t agree on who gets custody, a judge will decide in the best interest of your …
SC Child Custody Laws: What You Need to Know
When parents decide to separate or divorce, it can be a challenging time for a family. South Carolina child custody law will decide who gets custody of the children as well as award visitation rights and more. Once you begin …
Abandonment and Divorce in South Carolina
When filing for divorce in South Carolina, you must file on some type of grounds. You may file on no-fault grounds or you may choose an at-fault ground depending on the circumstances of your separation. In South Carolina divorce law, …
SC Divorce Law Overview—What You Need to Know
If you’re considering filing for divorce in South Carolina, there are a few things to consider. In order to have a better idea of how the divorce process will unfold, the following is an overview of what to expect when …