It’s not easy to repudiate an executed South Carolina domestic relations agreement
November 21, 2025
Multiple times every year—three times in the past week—I hear from a South Carolina family court litigant who wishes to repudiate an agreement that has
The unfairness of the family court asking litigants if they think their agreement is “fair”
October 1, 2018
In the South Carolina family court, a standard part of the practice of questioning parties about their agreements before approving said agreements is whether the
The uses and misuses of ambiguity in family court agreements
May 15, 2012
Some of the most contentious family court litigation I have handled involved modification of prior family court agreements in which the agreements were ambiguous to
