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If I Move From South Carolina, Do I Need to Get a New Custody Order From the State I Am Moving To?
Sep 10, 2017
Generally, your South Carolina custody order will be recognized in most states. However, if you pl...
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What Happens When Someone Files Bankruptcy During a Divorce?
Sep 10, 2017
Sometimes during a divorce or custody case, a party may file for divorce. When this happens it is ...
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What Is a “De Facto Custodian”?
Sep 10, 2017
A “de facto custodian” usually means a person who has been shown by clear and convincing evidenc...
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What Is a Parenting Plan in South Carolina Family Court?
Sep 10, 2017
The requirement of the presentation of a parenting plan in South Carolina Family Court is relatively...
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What Is a Power of Attorney?
Sep 10, 2017
A Power of Attorney is a document that allows one person to authorize another person or organization...
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What Is Joint Custody in South Carolina?
Sep 10, 2017
In South Carolina, the term “Joint custody” means both parents have equal rights and responsibil...
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What Is Sole Custody in South Carolina?
Sep 10, 2017
In South Carolina, the term “Sole custody” means a person, including, but not limited to, a pare...
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Can South Carolina Family Court Enforce Another State’s Custody or Visitation Order?
Sep 10, 2017
Yes. In certain circumstances, South Carolina can enforce another state’s custody or visitation ...
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Can Someone Visit Their Child if They Have Been Convicted of Domestic Abuse or Domestic Violence?
Sep 10, 2017
Just because someone has been convicted of domestic abuse or domestic violence does not mean they ca...
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