Child Custody in South Carolina
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2025
- Child custody law in South Carolina has many facets. Our Family Law Unit Head Melinda Taylor reviews these facets and the 17 factors that a Family Court Judge reviews in making a decision when custody is contested. Listen and learn about custody 1) when parents are married v. unmarried; 2) legal custody v. physical custody; 3) sole custody vs. joint custody; 4) primary custody vs. secondary custody; 5) split custody; 6) shared custody; 7)visitation-standard, liberal and supervised; and much more!
Hello I need to know can dss of south carolina come to north carolina an open a case
My guardian adlitem did absolutely nothing and still charged a ton of fees! The court system is crap! He got away with leaving my 4 yr old in the vehicle for hours while he worked construction and did it multiple times. I even had proof as well as written affidavits from his ex employees. We spent thousands and nothing was done!
Where can I go to learn the laws?
My ex-wife and I have a 14 year old son and she has let a man who is still married to a woman in New York move in with her and hes with each family every other week. the other man makes my child feel inferior and puts him down and has actualy publicaly threatened me when my exwife and he tried to beat me to the school on my day and check my son out on my designated day to take custody and cops had to be called to school which embarrassed my child.what should i do in this case he wants to live with me.
Hello and thank you for reaching out! We are not able to provide individual advice here, however we encourage you to call our statewide intake office at 1-888-346-5592 if you need assistance. We also have an option to apply online for certain legal issues at www.lawhelp.org/sc/online-intake. If you are not located in SC (where we are located), we encourage you to find the Legal Services provider closest to you by visiting www.lsc.gov and choosing the "Find Legal Aid" option in the top right corner.
Eligibility for assistance through SCLS depends on your income and assets, as well as the type of legal problem you have. We cannot guarantee that every application will be accepted for legal representation.
Thank you for reaching out! We hope that we will be able to help!
If a parent contest a custody agreement who pays for the contest?
Hello and thank you for reaching out! We are not able to provide individual advice here, however we encourage you to call our statewide intake office at 1-888-346-5592 if you need assistance. We also have an option to apply online for certain legal issues at www.lawhelp.org/sc/online-intake. If you are not located in SC (where we are located), we encourage you to find the Legal Services provider closest to you by visiting www.lsc.gov and choosing the "Find Legal Aid" option in the top right corner.
Eligibility for assistance through SCLS depends on your income and assets, as well as the type of legal problem you have. We cannot guarantee that every application will be accepted for legal representation.
Thank you for reaching out! We hope that we will be able to help!
Do I need to prove my point in court when she dropped my kids off and moved 4 states away ?