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Divorce reshapes many aspects of life, especially finances. Many people assume that only wives can get spousal support. The truth is that spousal support depends on financial needs and contributions, not on gender. Spousal support, also known as alimony, helps the...
Our priorities and values often shift, leading us to reevaluate our relationships and choices. Some older couples may consider having a second look at their marriage and wonder if it's ever too late for a change. If you’re contemplating divorce at 50, there are...
Many families explore various paths to parenthood. Embarking on the adoption journey is a life-changing decision that requires careful consideration. One of the first choices a family will face is what kind of adoption to pursue. A common option is open adoption. But...
Decisions about your child's future often present the most difficult challenges in a divorce. As a parent in South Carolina, you will encounter terms like "physical custody" and "legal custody" when navigating divorce and custody proceedings. These concepts are...
Parents naturally worry about their child’s safety, especially after a divorce. This concern extends far beyond scraped knees and childhood illnesses. What happens when a parent’s own behavior, such as excessive drinking, threatens that safety? The other parent may...
Prenuptial agreements are contracts between engaged individuals that discuss their expectations for marriage and, in many cases, the possibility of divorce. The terms that people include can outline what they intend to contribute to the family. They can establish...
When a marriage comes to an end, the emotional and financial implications can be overwhelming. For many, questions about child custody and financial support often arise. While every situation is unique, being familiar with the basics of family law can help navigate...
Divorce can be a time of significant change, and for some, that might include changing their last name. As an adult child of divorced parents in South Carolina, you can petition the court to change your surname legally. However, navigating this process requires...
Some couples are skeptical about getting a prenup. For these couples, getting the document contradicts their promise of commitment that they are proving through marriage. Unfortunately, even the most committed couples do not know what the future brings. Divorce is...
Relocation after a divorce often marks a fresh start in someone’s life. However, when this move involves children and there is a great distance between them and the other parent, it becomes crucial to recognize how it might affect your family emotionally. Children,...
