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Can I Ask for More Child Support if a Legal Agreement is Already in Place in South Carolina?
Our South Carolina family law attorneys at David W. Martin Law Group understand that when you finalize your divorce, circumstances typically change significantly years later. Although physical and emotional changes are normally the first recognizable signs that life is moving forward, financial changes are equally as prominent. While the financial
Read moreWhy DUIs are on the Rise During the Summer in South Carolina, and What You Should Do If You Are Arrested
At David W. Martin Law Group, our criminal defense attorneys in South Carolina know that DUIs tend to increase during the summer months due to a combination of factors. Firstly, there are more social events, celebrations, and holidays—including Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day—where alcohol consumption is common.
Read moreHow Far Can One Parent Move Without Requiring the Other Parent’s or South Carolina Family Law Court’s Approval?
At David W. Martin Law Group, our South Carolina family law attorneys understand that getting divorced comes with the newfound ability to make unilateral decisions about day-to-day happenings and long-term decisions. This can be a welcome change from marital dynamics that is empowering. However, when divorced couples share custody of
Read moreWho is Liable for Accidents Caused by Police and First Responders in South Carolina?
At David W. Martin Law Group, our personal injury lawyers in South Carolina understand that when the police are chasing a suspect, EMTs, or firefighters responding to emergencies, traffic interactions can become incredibly stressful from either getting out of the way or suffering a near miss. But what happens when
Read moreWhat Legal Steps Should I Take After Being Wrongfully Accused of Sexual Conduct with a Minor in South Carolina?
Our South Carolina criminal defense lawyers at David W. Martin Law Group know there are few things more devastating than being wrongfully accused of a sex crime, except, perhaps, being wrongfully accused of sexual conduct with a minor. Being wrongfully accused of sexual conduct with a minor can have devastating
Read moreWhat is a South Carolina Separation Agreement, and What Can It Do?
At the David W. Martin Law Group, our experienced South Carolina family law attorneys understand that all spouses seeking a divorce in the Palmetto State must live separately for one year before proceeding with the legal dissolution of their marriage. During that time, most couples must outline the details of
Read moreKey Considerations for Choosing the Right Attorney for Your South Carolina Wrongful Death Case
Our David W. Martin Law Group personal injury lawyers in South Carolina know that losing a loved one is a tough time in anyone’s life. When that loss occurs because of another person or party’s negligence — whether in a traffic crash caused by a drunk driver or while staying
Read moreWill My South Carolina Divorce Be Placed on Hold If My Spouse Moves Out of State?
At the David W. Martin Law Group, our South Carolina divorce attorneys know that before spouses can get divorced in the Palmetto State, they must live separately and apart for one year. We also know many things can change over a year, including one spouse packing up and leaving the state to
Read moreDavid W. Martin Law Group Helps York County Parents Secure $16 Million Settlement and Demand Change in South Carolina Daycares
At the David W. Martin Law Group, our South Carolina daycare injury attorneys are, first and foremost, parents. We recognized that working on a case like the one involving six-month-old Jonathan Cash Berry being found unresponsive at the Rock Hill facility, Carolina Kids Development Center, was going to impact our personal and professional
Read moreCan My South Carolina Family Law Attorney Attend Divorce Mediation with Me?
At the David W. Martin Law Group, our South Carolina family lawyers know that divorce mediation is mandatory throughout the state when there are contested issues. Mediation is a voluntary process where a neutral third party, the mediator, assists the parties in reaching a mutually acceptable resolution of their disputes.
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