Author: Ed Anderson
In South Carolina, pedestrians always have the right of way on sidewalks. They also have the right to safely finish crossing a street if they’ve already started crossing. When walking on a street without a sidewalk, they should stay on the outside edge of the road. Motorists must make…
What are the typical child custody arrangements in South Carolina? Technically, numerous custody configurations can help families meet a child’s needs. Child custody can be sole, joint, shared, or split, depending on what is in the best interest of the children. Understanding the legal terms is crucial when…
While several forms of child custody are possible after a divorce or separation in South Carolina, joint custody is the most common form couples tend to agree on. In these arrangements, the courts might name a primary and secondary custodian. That said, legal custody of children can be one…
Courts must consider various factors when determining which child custody arrangement serves a child’s best interests – including the child’s preferences. Although a child’s choice cannot override the court’s determination, courts may consider their stated preferences if they are old enough to express a reasonable opinion about which parent…
South Carolina pedestrians generally have the right of way, especially in crosswalks and on sidewalks. However, there are certain situations where they must yield the right of way to drivers. Pedestrians also have some important responsibilities to ensure everyone’s safety. Do Pedestrians Always Have the Right of…
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) that can have serious consequences, especially if left untreated. If you experienced a jolt or blow to the head after a car accident, watching for signs you have a concussion is vital to protect your health and right…
Separation from your spouse can be painful and impact your finances and family. During such a vulnerable time, having a skilled attorney to guide you through the legal process can protect your rights while considering future plans. In South Carolina, there’s no such thing as an official “legal…
If you were injured in an accident for which you were partly responsible, you might be wondering whether you are still legally entitled to compensation. Depending on your degree of fault, you may still be entitled to significant compensation for your injuries and losses. In South Carolina, the…
Very few people ever get married with the expectation that their relationship will one day end in divorce. Separating from a partner can be a difficult decision, but in some cases, it’s for the best. When most people seek to end their marriages, they file for divorce. However,…
When a couple divorces, each spouse’s needs and respective abilities to meet those needs can differ dramatically. If one spouse earns a substantially higher income than the other, the court might order them to make alimony payments to help the other spouse cover expenses and maintain their usual…