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In a South Carolina divorce, marital assets are supposed to be divided equitably. But how can the court ensure a fair division of assets if your spouse is disguising their true net worth? Hidden assets are a common concern for divorcing couples. When…
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One of the most common pieces of lay advice given concerning divorce is “Whatever you do, do not leave the marital home, or you abandon your rights.” While well-intentioned, this advice is misleading. In South Carolina, the marital home is not co…
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Two Types of Child Custody in South Carolina Under South Carolina law, child custody refers to two types of custody: legal custody, which is the authority to make significant decisions regarding the child, and physical custody, which refers to the ti…
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Walking the road of matrimony isn’t always bliss. Of course, there will be quarrels and dust-ups among spouses; we are human, after all. But what happens if you find yourself at your wits’ end but not quite ready to call it quits? In South Caroli…
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There is an undeniable bond created between a parent and child when they welcome their baby into this world. However, it’s important to remember that children greatly benefit from the love given by other adults in their lives, whether aunts, uncles…
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Creating a Plan as a Working Professional When parents separate or divorce, ensuring their children stay supported, loved, and cared for is always the top priority. One of the best ways to do that is by creating a strong parenting plan that South Car…
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Protecting Your Business During a Divorce Divorce is never simple, and when one or both spouses own a business, the process becomes significantly more complicated. If you’re a business owner going through a divorce in Charleston or Greenville,…
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When facing a family law matter, choosing the right attorney is one of the most important decisions you will make. Whether you are dealing with divorce, child custody, or other family-related issues, the attorney you choose can affect the outcome of…
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Attorney Stephanie Brinkley has co-authored an article in the prominent French Law Magazine, Droit & Patrimoine (or Law & Heritage for the English speakers). The article, “La Filiation En Droit International” (Parentage and Intern…
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Divorce is not just an emotional process; it’s a financial one, too. When one or both spouses own a business, have complex assets, or are concerned about hidden funds, a forensic accountant can be an important part of your divorce team. Forensic ac…
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