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Are you caught in the whirlwind of a high-conflict child custody case in South Carolina? Are the waves of arguments, disputes, and disagreements leaving you lost in a sea of confusion, wondering if there’s a beacon of hope in sight?Let’s face it, child custody cases are never a walk
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As a parent, you want nothing more than to see your children happy and healthy. But if you’re going through a divorce, it’s natural to feel like you’re failing in this most important role. After all, you’re splitting up with the person you thought you would be with forever
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Though divorce can be difficult for the whole family, it’s generally toughest on the kids. In the midst of all the changes they’re experiencing, it’s critically important to do everything you can to make things as smooth and stress-free as possible for them whenever possible. One of the best,
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When parents are going through a divorce, one of the most contentious issues is often who will get custody of the children. If the parents cannot come to an agreement on their own, or if the child’s Guardian ad Litem (GAL) has concerns about the parents, the court may
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Divorce is difficult for everyone involved, but especially for the children. When parents divorce, their children often feel like they are to blame and that they have done something wrong. It is important for divorced parents to be aware of how their actions affect
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If you are going through a child custody battle in South Carolina, then one of the things that you or the Court may need to decide is whether or not supervised visitation is necessary. Supervised visitation means that a third party, usually a family member or friend, but sometimes
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If you’re like most parents, you want what’s best for your children. This means that co-parenting can be a challenge, but it’s also an opportunity to set a good example for your kids. Communication is key to successful co-parenting, but sometimes it can be tough to find the right
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As a family law attorney and Guardian ad Litem, my days are spent listening to the stories of a wide variety of parents facing the daunting task of single-parenting following their separation or divorce. As a parent who has experienced that transition myself, I can attest that parenting after
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It’s no secret that divorce is hard on kids. In fact, a recent study found that children of divorce experience a number of negative outcomes, such as increased anxiety and depression, lower academic achievement, and problems in their own relationships. One major reason for this is the conflict the
