Our divorce lawyers in Charleston handle both contested and uncontested divorces in Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and the surrounding areas in South Carolina. With some divorces, the husband and wife are looking to go their separate ways without the
Futeral and Nelson Law Blog
The Futeral and Nelson Law Blog, published by Futeral and Nelson, LLC, covers legal topics primarily related to family law, criminal defense, personal injury, and employment law in South Carolina. The blog addresses issues such as divorce, DUI defense, shoplifting laws, unpaid wages under state law, grandparent visitation and custody rights, and the enforceability of non-compete agreements. It provides explanations of relevant South Carolina statutes, legal standards, and practical guidance for individuals facing legal challenges in these areas. The blog also discusses procedural aspects and potential consequences of legal actions, aiming to inform readers about their rights and options under South Carolina law.
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Adoption in SC – What You Need to Know
As family law attorneys in Charleston, South Carolina, we assist families with adopting children. In this article, we explain the types of adoptions in South Carolina, SC’s adoption laws, the procedure for adopting a child in South Carolina, and…
Can a Parent Move a Child Out of South Carolina Without Permission?
As family law attorneys in Charleston, we deal with cases involving a parent moving a child out of South Carolina without the other parent’s permission. Some of these cases can be heartbreaking, especially when the other parent relocates the…
Divorce in South Carolina – SC Divorce Laws
As divorce lawyers in Charleston, South Carolina, we have decades of combined experience in family law. If you are getting a divorce in South Carolina, then this article will help you understand SC divorce laws and get you started…
Can You Evict Your Spouse in South Carolina?
As divorce lawyers in Charleston, South Carolina, we frequently deal with clients whose spouses refuse to leave the home even though the marriage is failing. In this article, we will explain whether you have a legal right to kick…
What Does a Guardian ad Litem Do in South Carolina?
As child custody lawyers in Charleston, we frequently deal with a guardian ad litem (GAL) in a private custody dispute. In this article, we will explain what a GAL does, what you should not say to a GAL, and…
Can Adults Be Adopted in South Carolina?
As family law attorneys in South Carolina, we’ve been asked whether adults can be adopted in South Carolina. The short answer is “yes.” In this article, we will discuss some reasons for adult adoption, who can adopt an adult in…
What Happens if You Don’t Pay Child Support in South Carolina?
As Charleston divorce lawyers, we’re often asked what happens if a parent fails to make their child support payments. In this article, we’ll examine some of the penalties for failure to pay support, what happens if a parent crosses state…
Which Parent Gets the Child Tax Exemption in a South Carolina?
As child support attorneys in Charleston, we’re often asked which parent gets to claim the kids on their tax return when the parties divorce. This article explains the general rule regarding which parent claims the exemption, whether the family…
What is Marital vs. Non-Marital Property in South Carolina?
As Charleston divorce attorneys, we are asked in every case what property is at stake. The short answer is that the family court will be asked to divide the marital property. The family court doesn’t have the authority (or…