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The recent case of Noojin v. Noojin, decided by the South Carolina Court of Appeals in July 2016 provides guidelines […]

Generally, there is a presumption in favor of a biological parent having custody of his or her child. The South […]

There are 13 statutory factors the court must consider in awarding alimony. South Carolina Code § 20-3-130 provides: (A) In […]

It is important if you are considering a settlement agreement that includes a provision for lump sum alimony that you […]

Often, in our increasingly mobile society, people want to relocate after a divorce. The issue becomes more complicated where children […]

Marital property is property that was (1) acquired during the marriage; and (2) owned as of the date of filing […]

In general, spousal support, most commonly known as alimony, is meant to be a substitute for the support a spouse […]

In South Carolina, parents that share a child but live apart, either due to separation or divorce, have to divide […]

Domestic violence is a serious family law issue. When you are the victim of domestic violence, it can seem like […]