Category: Family Law
Statement Re: Meadows Hearing
October 26, 2022 For Immediate Release: Today we filed a memorandum of law outlining the legal reasons why a Certificate …
Read MoreCan Text Messages Be Used as Proof of Adultery?
Proving adultery as grounds for divorce can be beneficial for the divorce litigant. To succeed, the spouse must have the …
Read MoreHow Does South Carolina’s Unattended Child Law Apply to Custody Cases?
Can I leave my child alone? Should I leave my child alone? Parents with a child custody order may wonder …
Read MoreChild Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents
Separation and divorce cases can be very complicated. When the parties going through a divorce have children together, a court …
Read MoreWhat Is The Child Custody Age Limit?
As of 2017, just under half of all separated families had a legal custody agreement in place. This number has …
Read MoreSC Code § 40-47-110 – How Does This Legal Code Affect You?
For healthcare professionals who are subject to SC Code § 40-47-110, the law may affect them in many ways. Running …
Read MoreWhat Legal Considerations Should be Taken Into Account When Writing a Prescription for Family Members?
South Carolina does not outright prohibit physicians from writing prescriptions for family members. However, if you’re going to prescribe medication …
Read MoreBannister, Wyatt & Stalvey, LLC Names Attorney Elizabeth McCool as Partner
Bannister, Wyatt & Stalvey’s mission is to serve the needs of our clients through the administration of skilled, professional, and …
Read MoreWhat Is a Marital Settlement Agreement?
Most divorces will not end up going to trial. If they do, the hearing will address the issues on which …
Read MoreWhat Should I Do If I’m Charged With Writing A Family Members Prescription?
Did you know that you could get in trouble for writing a prescription for a family member? When you’re just …
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