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Reasons to Change Child Custody January 14, 2020

If you’re a parent on the road to divorce , you will have to include provisions for child custody in your divorce agreement. As you create a child custody schedule, you may not realize it but whatever you put down will not necessarily be set in stone until your child’s 18th ...

Reasons to Change Child Custody January 14, 2020
If you’re a parent on the road to divorce , you will have to include provisions for child custody in your divorce agreement. As you create a child custody schedule, you may not realize it but whatever ...
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Don’t Get a DUI Over the Holidays! December 18, 2019
Since alcohol is such a big part of American culture, the issue of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol is a year-round concern, however, during the holidays, we see an uptick in DUI arrests ...
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Workers’ Compensation: What if I Don’t Report My Injury? December 6, 2019
When employees are injured in workplace accidents, it’s not uncommon for them to be conflicted about reporting their injury and filing a workers’ compensation claim. Why do they hesitate? There are a ...
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Workers’ Compensation: What If My Doctor Says I Can Do Easy Work? October 17, 2019
When injured workers start receiving workers’ compensation benefits , the goal is for it to be a temporary solution. Hopefully, the worker will take the time he or she needs to heal or recover, and ...
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Penalties for Marijuana Possession in South Carolina October 15, 2019
Marijuana is not like other drugs. It comes from nature. It’s a plant that has been scientifically proven to treat a host of medical conditions and diseases. It’s not manufactured in a laboratory or ...
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Do I Have to Pay Child Support if I'm Unemployed in South Carolina? September 23, 2019
In South Carolina, noncustodial parents have to pay child support until their children turn 18 and have finished high school, or until the end of the school year that their children have their 19th ...
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