Learn how issues like DUI or domestic violence can affect your divorce, custody, or support case in Lexington and across South Carolina family court.
What Is a Protective Order? In South Carolina, a protective order also known as an order of protection is a court order designed to protect someone from abuse, harassment, or threats of violence — often in domestic or family situations. These orders can restrict contact, remove an abuser from the home, or prevent harassment. But […]
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How a DUI Impacts Custody Decisions In South Carolina, custody and visitation decisions always center on one key question: What’s in the best interest of the child? A single DUI charge doesn’t automatically make someone lose custody — but it can raise red flags about judgment, safety, or alcohol use, especially if the child was
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How Domestic Violence Influences Custody Decisions In South Carolina, family courts base every custody decision on one key question: What’s in the best interest of the child? If a parent has been accused or convicted of domestic violence, it can significantly influence how the court decides custody or visitation — even if the incident didn’t
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Why Domestic Violence Matters in Custody Cases South Carolina law requires judges to make custody and visitation decisions based on the best interests of the child. When domestic violence charges are involved, courts take them seriously. Judges in Lexington County family court may limit or restrict visitation to protect a child’s safety and emotional well-being.
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If an officer pulls you over and suspects that you have been drinking and driving, he will ask you to perform any number of field sobriety tests. These are meant to help the officer confirm that you are intoxicated. Before you take any of these tests, it is important that you understand they are not
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Many people assume that a breath test is a decisive measure of intoxication. Fortunately, the chemical means of determining a BAC are far from foolproof. If you were charged with DUI under the premise of a breath test at or above 0.08%, you can still fight your charges. There are a number of ways you
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Securing an attorney to fight your DUI charges is extremely important to a successful defense; but do you know who you are hiring? Picking the right lawyer is the first step to seeing your charges reduced or dismissed. Here are some things to look for when hiring a DUI attorney: The Farley Law Firm, LLC, features an
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