Call for a consultation 843-352-4530
Child support is often a hotly contested issue between former spouses, and they seldom see eye-to-eye about changes. When one party's family dynamics change, however, a modification of support may be warranted. Understanding how remarriage and new family obligations...
Many long months often pass between the time you start the divorce process and the time the final order is issued, either by the Family Court judge or by agreement of the parties. During that time, you may be expected to maintain the household, pay your bills, take...
Property division is a sticking point in many divorces, as both individuals are fighting to secure their fair share of assets. Even if you have high-value assets, your family home will move to the front and center. This will lead you to address the question of...
Adultery is one of the most common reasons marriages fail. Sometimes, the other spouse can find a way to overcome the betrayal and save the relationship. Other times, the couple is not able to reconcile or the other spouse wants to end the relationship. Still, many...
The most common form of custody after a divorce in the modern era is joint custody. With joint custody, both parents share legal and/or physical custody of the children to varying degrees. This is the most common arrangement because children do best with both of their...
Parenting after divorce can be challenging. Shuffling children between two homes is always an option, but is it the best option? Some parents have gone in a different direction and opted for "nesting" (also called "bird nesting"). Nesting is a type of parenting where...
Marital infidelity or cheating is something that most people associate with younger couples and early divorce. People might point to a spouse in their twenties cheating and use that as a reason why very young people shouldn't get married. Other people mistakenly...
For many people in Florida, a 401K may represent one of the biggest financial assets they own. When they get divorced, they may be faced with the prospect of losing some of these valuable savings as part of their property division settlement. When taking money out of...
When you and your spouse divorce, South Carolina law requires you to divide your marital assets fairly and equitably. This, however, may be easier said than done, especially when it comes to your antiques. Keep in mind that any antiques that either your spouse or you...
Are you over the age of 50 and contemplating divorce from your spouse? If so, you are not alone. According to Kiplinger, divorce rates have doubled for senior citizens over the past 25 years while in other age groups, they have remained fairly steady. Thirty years...
