Celebrity divorces are often messy, expensive, and public affairs that make headlines and spark gossip. Behind the drama and the scandal, there are also valuable lessons that everyone can learn from these high-profile breakups. Here are three things that everyone
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The SC Family Law Blog, published by Offit Kurman, Attorneys At Law, focuses on family law issues specific to South Carolina. It covers topics such as child custody arrangements and modifications, co-parenting strategies, divorce proceedings, relocation cases involving children, and planning for family events amid legal transitions. The blog provides guidance on navigating legal complexities during significant family milestones like holidays and summer vacations, emphasizing the best interests of children. It also offers advice on selecting appropriate legal representation for custody cases and addresses challenges faced by divorced or divorcing parents in maintaining cooperative parenting relationships.
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What is the Role of an Attorney in a South Carolina Divorce?
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process for anyone to go through, and oftentimes couples who believe they can agree on everything (or who just might not realize what all goes on during the divorce process) think it will be…
Can My Spouse and I Share a Divorce Attorney in South Carolina?
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process for anyone to go through, and oftentimes couples who believe they can agree on everything (or who just might not realize what all goes on during the divorce process) think it will be…
How Filing Income Taxes Works During or After a Divorce in South Carolina
It’s April in South Carolina and just about everywhere you look, there are reminders that Tax Day is upon us. When you’re going through a divorce, it’s important to understand how it will affect your income tax returns. Filing taxes…
Proving Current Child Custody Arrangement is Not in the Best Interests of Your Child: What Documentation Should You Prepare?
Going through a child custody case is usually stressful enough to make most people go to almost any length to avoid a second or third round of litigation to adjust or make changes to the original Final Order. However, a…
Divorced Parents Share Their Best Co-Parenting Advice Based on Years of Experience
Making the tough decision to end a marriage is never easy, but when children are involved, it adds an extra layer of complexity to the mix. In these situations, it is crucial for both parents to find ways to effectively…
Navigating Virtual Parenting Time in South Carolina
In the age of technology, virtual parenting time has become a more frequent aspect of child custody and visitation arrangements. As separated and divorced parents begin to navigate this new normal, it is essential to understand what virtual parenting time…
Modifying Your Existing Custody Agreement in South Carolina
When it comes to family law cases, many people never want to return to Family Court after surviving their divorce case, but there are times, especially when children are involved, that it may be unavoidable for one reason or another.…
Why “Adulting” is Absolutely Necessary When Going Through a Divorce
We’ve all seen the funny memes online shared by someone (maybe even you!) who is too tired to “adult” today, turning a pretty boring noun into a funny verb we can all relate to and making us laugh in solidarity. However,…
Understanding the Benefits of Hiring an AAML Fellow for Your South Carolina Divorce
When it comes to divorce proceedings, it is important to have an experienced and knowledgeable lawyer on your side. But in a smaller state like South Carolina, with a tight-knit legal community, it’s equally important to have a well-respected attorney…