How Protective Orders Work in SC Domestic Violence Cases
Domestic violence is a serious issue that affects individuals and families across South Carolina. One of the primary legal tools available to protect victims of abuse is a protective order in South Carolina, also known as an order of protection. This article explains...
How a Domestic Violence Arrest Can Affect Child Custody in SC
Child custody decisions in South Carolina hinge on what the family court deems to be in the “best interest of the child.” When a parent is arrested for domestic violence, it can dramatically influence how a judge views their fitness as a caregiver. Whether you are...
Domestic Violence Charges While on Probation or Parole in SC
Being accused of domestic violence is serious under any circumstances, but the consequences are even more severe if you are currently on probation or parole in South Carolina. A new domestic violence charge can jeopardize your freedom, trigger a probation or parole...
What Happens If You’re Injured by a Drunk Driver in SC?
Being injured by a drunk driver in South Carolina is a traumatic and often life-altering experience. Beyond the physical pain and emotional distress, victims must navigate a legal system that can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, South Carolina law provides clear...
How to Modify a Custody Order in South Carolina: What Courts Consider a ‘Substantial Change’
Life changes—and sometimes, so must your custody arrangement. If you have a child custody order in place in South Carolina, but your family’s circumstances have changed significantly, you may be eligible to request a modification. However, the court will not grant a...
Navigating Divorce When a Business Is Involved: Equitable Division of Business Interests in SC
When a couple goes through a divorce in South Carolina, dividing marital assets can become especially complicated if one or both spouses own a business. Whether it’s a family-owned business, a professional practice, or a closely held company, determining how to...
How to Challenge a Breathalyzer Test in South Carolina
A DUI charge in South Carolina can have serious consequences, including license suspension, fines, and even jail time. However, breathalyzer tests are not infallible. If you’ve been charged with a DUI based on a breath test, you may have legal grounds to challenge the...
Obstruction of Justice in SC: Laws, Penalties & Defenses
Obstruction of justice is a serious offense in South Carolina that can carry severe consequences, including fines and imprisonment. This crime generally involves interfering with law enforcement, judicial proceedings, or governmental functions. If you or a loved one...
Child Endangerment in SC: Laws, Penalties, Defenses
Child Endangerment is a serious criminal offense in South Carolina that can lead to harsh penalties, including jail time, fines, and even loss of parental rights. If you have been accused of endangering a child—whether due to a DUI with a minor in the car, alleged...
DUI & Child Endangerment Laws in SC
Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in South Carolina is a serious offense, but when a child is present in the vehicle, the consequences become even more severe. South Carolina law imposes enhanced penalties for individuals convicted of DUI while transporting a minor,...
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