If I Move From South Carolina, Do I Need to Get a New Custody Order From the State I Am Moving To?

Generally, your South Carolina custody order will be recognized in most states.  However, if you plan on moving, you need to first speak with an attorney to discuss your move, so he can tell you what you need to be careful about and consider before moving.  Of course, every case has different facts which will affect how a judge will decide a case.  The best course to take is to schedule an appointment with an attorney to discuss all of your facts, so you will have a better understanding of what to expect in court.