FAMILY COURT PROCEEDINGS IN SOUTH CAROLINA DURING THE CORONAVIRUS

June 17, 2020  |   Posted by :   |   child custody,Divorce,Family Law Blog,Visitation  

FAMILY COURT PROCEEDINGS IN SOUTH CAROLINA DURING THE CORONAVIRUS Our office has received numerous questions regarding family court proceedings in South Carolina during the coronavirus (COVID-19).  This includes current clients who may want an update on their case, and potential clients who wonder if its a good time to file a case. In this blog, […]

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Implications of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on Child Custody and Visitation Orders

April 07, 2020  |   Posted by :   |   child custody,Family Law Blog,Visitation  

CHILD CUSTODY AND VISITATION DURING THE CORONAVIRUS IN SOUTH CAROLINA Our office has received numerous questions regarding the implications of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on child custody and visitation orders.  Thus far I have essentially refrained from giving legal advice for two primary reasons.  First, I did not wish to advise someone to violate a Court […]

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Bond Hearings in South Carolina

May 28, 2019  |   Posted by :   |   Criminal Defense Blog  

Bond Hearings in South Carolina Denied bond at arrest by the Magistrate? Can’t afford to pay the bond amount ordered? You may want to consider filing for a bond review in Circuit Court. In this blog, I break down the process and factors for bond hearings in South Carolina. Denied bond at arrest by the […]

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Cocaine Base and Methamphetamine in SC

February 13, 2018  |   Posted by :   |   Criminal Defense Blog  

Cocaine Base and Methamphetamine in SC – Penalties This is a breakdown of the penalties for cocaine base and methamphetamine in SC.  Included are the penalties for possession, distribution, possession with intent to distribute, manufacturing, and trafficking cocaine and methamphetamine. The full text of the South Carolina Code Section that contain this information is:  SECTION 44-53-375. […]

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Who gets to claim the children on taxes? 

February 13, 2018  |   Posted by :   |   child custody,Divorce,Family Law Blog,Visitation  

Who gets to claim the children on taxes?  Parents in child custody cases often have a desire to claim the tax dependency of their children.  The benefit of claiming a child is well known as it stands to increase your tax refund or decrease tax owed; however, my office gets many calls regarding the rules […]

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