The family court’s failure to protect guardians ad litem does not appear to be improving
Over a decade ago I stopped doing guardian ad Litem work and blogged about why. I was tired of ad hominem attacks from
Family law is the trailing indicator of cultural change
Yesterday I lectured for the South Carolina Bar’s annual guardian ad litem training on the topic “Post-COVID Child Custody and Visitation Case Law
In 1971, South Carolina adopted article I, section 10 as part of the state constitution. That section reads, “The right of the people
