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3 Ways Tax Law Changes Will Affect Alimony in South Carolina Divorces
On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 into law, which made tax law changes to the Internal Revenue Code. Some of those changes became effective on January 1, 2019. Alimony is money paid by one spouse to another
Read More11 Songs About Divorce
Many people can identify with the emotions related to divorce, and divorce happens frequently enough that movies, television, and music reference it all the time. Songs About Divorce You Need to Listen to! Here are 11 songs about divorce, equitable
Read MoreCLE Materials: “Phones, Tablets, and Games! Oh My! What Guardians ad Litem Should Know About Screen Time, Electronics, and Social Media”
Today, Megan Dell presented a lunchtime Continuing Legal Education seminar to a group of local guardians ad litem. The presentation, entitled "Phones, Tablets, and Games! Oh My! What Guardians ad Litem Should Know About Screen Time, Electronics, and
Read MoreCLE Materials: “The Guardian and the Trial: Preparing Yourself to Testify and Be Cross-Examined”
Today, Megan Dell presented a lunchtime Continuing Legal Education seminar to a group of local guardians ad litem. The presentation, the second part of an earlier presentation with Theresa Wozniak Jenkins, titled "The Guardian and the Trial: Preparing
Read MoreMarijuana Use in Child Custody Cases
Marijuana Use in Child Custody Cases In recent years, marijuana has been decriminalized and even become legal in some places, prompting frequent questions about how recreational drug use can affect a South Carolina child custody case. Though the news is
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