Transcripts for Appeal: Reviving the Lower Court Hearing
A recent blog discussed how an appellant (person initiating an appeal) gathers documents from the lower court hearing being appealed in an appendix to provide
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A recent blog discussed how an appellant (person initiating an appeal) gathers documents from the lower court hearing being appealed in an appendix to provide
Without a court order a grandparent does not have a right to visitation with their grandchild. In other words, unless allowed by a parent, a
The divorce process inherently encompasses many issues, including child support, child custody, parenting time, and property division. Many of our past blog posts have discussed
Previous blog posts have explored several subparts and nuances of the amended statute on emancipation for purposes of child support1, passed in July, 2012. However,
When an order or judgment is taken up on appeal, there are several deadlines to be noted. For example, when the notice of appeal must
When one spouse files for divorce, there is a lot that needs to happen quickly, and a lot that cannot happen. Sometimes a Husband and
The story of Baby Veronica has been making headlines in the recent weeks following a transfer of the case from the South Carolina Supreme Court,
In family law or other civil matters, settlement before trial is often an option. Mediation is one means of achieving settlement before a matter goes
Extended family, such as grandparents, can play a big role in a child’s life when his or her parents are getting divorced. The love and
One common question parties wishing to appeal decisions/sentences/judgments have is how the Court of Appeals will hear the evidence underlying an appeal. A common misconception
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