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No-Fault Divorce Also commonly referred to as an “uncontested” divorce, a no-fault divorce essentially means that both parties have agreed to not blame the other for the divorce. This also means that spouses do not have to prove any sort of misconduct, only that they must show they’ve been separated for a year or more. At-Fault Divorce South Carolina provides

Division of property is one of the biggest challenges that must be addressed during a divorce. While the process can certainly go smoothly if both individuals are able to divide property themselves in a mutually acceptable manner, divorcing couples often find it difficult to reach an agreement due to emotional strains that often accompany divorce, and require intervention from the

One of the most difficult aspects of going through a divorce is determining child custody and support. While either parent may request child support in South Carolina, both parents are responsible for the child’s needs and wellbeing. The court can rule that both parents, or grandparents when the parents are juveniles, must contribute payments, though generally the non-custodial parent is

One of the most challenging and stressful aspects of divorce is the division of property. Unless both spouses can come to an agreement on their own, it is often up to the court to determine who gets what in a divorce. Courts in South Carolina divide property based on equitable distribution, which rather than creating an automatic 50/50 split of marital assets

Separating from a significant other is often a complicated and emotionally draining endeavor. When a person goes through this situation, it can be hard to think clearly. Divorces can leave a lot of questions about things like child custody, ownership of property, and responsibilities for debts. When a person is going through a divorce, hiring an attorney can make sure