At the David W. Martin Law Group, our personal injury attorneys in Fort Mill & Greenville know that while South Carolina has dozens of tourist-friendly cities that host millions of guests each year, not all of…
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The quick answer is, yes: You may refuse the field sobriety and/or Breathalyzer tests when stopped or arrested under suspicion of DUAC or DUI in Fort Mill & Greenville, South Carolina. At the David W….
If you have been pulled over under suspicion of driving under the influence in Fort Mill & Greenville, South Carolina, and were instructed to take a field sobriety test and asked to take a breathalyzer…
An investigation by The Greenville News dating back to 2013 uncovered more than half of the accused child sex predators in South Carolina either had their charges dismissed or plead to a lesser crime. The…
A petition for divorce in the State of South Carolina can happen in one of two ways: Either one party is at-fault, through adultery or infidelity, habitual drunkenness or drug use, physical cruelty or domestic…
If you have been arrested for any reason, our criminal defense attorney in Fort Mill will evaluate your criminal charges, beginning with the requirement of probable cause that led to your arrest. Arrests must stem…
Get Child Support Arrangement Attorney in Fort Mill & Greenville, SC While child support wage garnishment cannot take your entire paycheck, it can take the majority of it. You may be able to fight wage…
A family law judge may order wage garnishment if a parent is in arrears of child support payments for too long. Refusing to pay child support could lead to wage garnishment in South Carolina, which…
Our Experienced Family Law Attorney in Fort Mill & Greenville, SC Support with Your Child Support Case. The point of child support is to provide the children of a divorce with the same quality of…
After a spouse has proven that their partner has committed adultery, several things can happen. Fort Mill & Greenville, SC law considers adultery as a crime punishable by up to 180 days in jail and/or…
