Year: 2023
While the driver turning left is often at fault for a left-turn accident, that is not always the case. An experienced South Carolina attorney can investigate the incident, review the evidence, determine who is at fault, and demand that they compensate you. At McKinney, Tucker & Lemel LLC,…
In South Carolina, drivers are financially responsible for crashes they cause. But what happens if an at-fault driver doesn’t have insurance? They could face criminal penalties for driving without insurance, and crash victims might need to rely on uninsured motorist (UM) coverage for compensation. At McKinney, Tucker & Lemel…
When a married couple separates, both parents have equal rights to seek custody of their children. But custody arrangements are less cut and dry for unmarried parents. By default, South Carolina grants sole custody of a child to the natural mother if she is unmarried. Unmarried fathers can only petition the…
In South Carolina, injury victims are given three years from the date of an auto accident to file a claim seeking compensation from the at-fault party. Though there are a few very limited exceptions to this strictly enforced rule, it is wise to consult with a personal injury attorney…
The length of time a personal injury case takes in South Carolina can depend on many different factors. The nature and complexity of the underlying incident, the extent of your injuries and treatment, and the communication and negotiations with the liable party or their insurance provider can all impact the…
A couple must live separate and apart as a prerequisite to obtaining a no-fault divorce in South Carolina. However, many couples decide to separate because their personal or religious beliefs prohibit divorce, or because they need a break from marital turbulence. No matter your reasons for contemplating this…