Court of Appeals holds ex-wife’s alimony claim possibly not time barred due to ex-husband’s violence and threats

July 20, 2011

In the July 20, 2011 decision in Ross v. Ross, 394 S.C. 261, 715 S.E.2d 359 (Ct. App. 2011), the Court of Appeals remanded the issue

Supreme Court grants termination of parental rights, finding mother’s failure to support was “willful”

July 18, 2011

In SCDSS v. M. R. C. L., 393 S.C. 387, 712 S.E.2d 452 (2011), it took the South Carolina Supreme Court less than a year to

Fussing at clients so the family court judge won’t

July 9, 2011

Often my family court clients complain that I am not “taking [their] side” because I fuss at them regarding their behaviors.  These clients are accurate

Ahh – To Marry A Lawyer

July 6, 2011

A lawyer got married to a woman who had previously been married twelve times. On their wedding night they settle into the bridal suite at their

Ending the alimony guessing game

July 4, 2011

An editorial in today’s New York Times, Ending the alimony guessing game, by Alexandra Harwin, a 2011 Yale Law School graduate, highlights New York State’s

Dan Savage on the virtues of infidelity

July 2, 2011

An interesting piece in tomorrow’s New York Times Sunday Magazine, Married, with Infidelities, highlights my favorite relationship advice columnist, Dan Savage, and his views on

Does looking at online pornography make you an unfit parent?

June 30, 2011

Does looking at online pornography make you an unfit parent?  At least one local family court judge seems to think so. I had a motion

Disloyal collegiality in the prosecution and non prosecution of motions to compel

June 29, 2011

South Carolina attorneys are expected to be collegial.  Part of that collegiality is a reluctance to file motions to compel discovery responses and a frequent

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