Rule to Show Cause Worried your Ex might not comply with a family court order? Compliance with divorce decrees, child custody orders, and similar agreements is a valid concern. Though there are [...]
During periods of growth and expansion, entrepreneurs and business owners will often recognize that their business needs to consult an attorney. This is especially true in the area of franchising [...]
When starting your first business, some new owners get excited and want to immediately file a trademark with the USPTO or their state trademark office, while others focus entirely on success of [...]
No part of divorce is simple, but international divorces have an extra layer of difficulties that you may have to work through. When a couple joins in marriage, they do not usually do so with [...]
People initiate lawsuits for an array of different reasons. Breach of contract, personal injury, defamation, and injury to business relationships are just some of the types of lawsuits. [...]
Traditional Non-Compete Limitations: In order for a non-compete agreement to be held enforceable, courts require several limits to help balance the interest of the party looking to enforce the [...]
Section 1031 exchanges allow for individuals to sell qualifying properties without having to pay any federal income taxes, which are commonly referred to as “1031 exchanges” or “like-kind [...]
The touchstone of all family law cases involving children is simple: Serve the best interest of the child. Accordingly, most issues with regard to children in South Carolina are subject to change [...]
A spouse seeking a divorce in South Carolina can allege both a fault and no-fault based divorce. Fault divorces require the filing spouse to prove additional facts that would entitle him or her [...]
Power of Attorney Understanding how a Power of Attorney works is an essential tool in estate planning. Most people have a general understanding of how it works, but it can be tricky figuring out [...]
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