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Often, our divorce lawyers in Charleston handle cases where both spouses have lived in South Carolina for years. In these family court cases, South Carolina is clearly the proper state to file for divorce. However, sometimes the other spouse lives…
Federal employees often have two of the most valuable assets in a marriage: a pension under the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) and a Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) account. Dividing them in a South Carolina divorce is not like dividing…
As DUI lawyers in Charleston, South Carolina, one of the most common questions we hear is how many drinks a person can have before reaching the legal limit. The answer depends on your sex, your weight, what you drank, and…
Many people believe that if they have had too much to drink, the responsible choice is to pull over, park, and sleep it off. In many situations, that is far better than driving. But our Charleston DUI defense lawyers regularly…
A fight outside a bar on King Street, a shoving match in a parking lot, or an argument at home that turns physical can lead to an arrest in a matter of minutes. When officers arrive, they often have to…
In most of the DUI or DUAC cases that our Charleston DUI lawyers handle, Field Sobriety Testing (FST) is the primary method a police officer uses to establish probable cause. Most officers use the three (3) “standardized” tests prescribed by…
Being arrested can turn an ordinary day upside down. You may be worried about getting home, missing work, or what the charge will mean for your future. You may also feel an urgent need to explain yourself.
The first steps…
A parent leaves you money, a family member leaves you a house, or you receive an investment account that has been in your family for decades. Then your marriage ends. Is an inheritance divided in a South Carolina divorce? Usually,…
A spouse cannot prevent a South Carolina divorce indefinitely simply by refusing to sign paperwork. Refusing to sign may mean the divorce is contested, but it does not stop a properly filed and served Family Court case from moving forward.…