Motion for Temporary Relief
One of the most common hearings in South Carolina Family Court is a hearing on a Motion for Temporary Relief. Many lawyers automatically file these motions at the same time that they file a new case. The hearing on a Motion for Temporary Relief is often
Read MoreWhy Do Charleston Divorce Lawyers Charge a Consultation Fee?
Most Charleston divorce lawyers charge a consultation fee, and the attorneys of Dell Family Law do too. But you are probably wondering why so many Charleston divorce lawyers are willing to forego meeting with potential clients who would prefer to first meet
Read MoreHow Can You Reduce The Cost of Your Divorce?
No one enjoys the process of getting divorced and paying a lawyer makes it that much more painful. Many clients want to reduce the cost of their divorce without sacrificing the quality of their representation. Here are eight ways you can save money and
Read MoreDetermining Where to File Your Child Custody Case
Determining where to file your child custody case can be complicated. Since the 1960s, Family Courts have tried to prevent people from moving across state lines to choose where their child custody case is litigated. The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction
Read More3 Factors for Your Visitation Schedule
Gone are the days of every dad getting visitation of every other weekend from Friday to Sunday. Now, the Family Court considers multiple factors for your visitation schedule. Visitation schedules -- also referred to as parenting schedules -- are based on
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