Have ever heard someone say, “We have been together for seven years” so we are common law married? Well if so, those days are over. The South Carolina Supreme Court has provided clear guidance for S.C. residents. If you want to be married in S.C. after June 24, 2019, you must obtain a lawful license. …
While the courts are operating on a limited basis as a result of COVID-19 there are still some things you can do. The S.C. Bankruptcy court is still operating, however, many of the hearings are being handled by telephone. In family court, the courts are still accepting filings but only hearing cases that are considered …
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