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How does domestic violence affect custody in South Carolina?

See how domestic violence allegations can affect custody and visitation in South Carolina family court, including Lexington cases.

Accused of domestic violence and worried about custody? Protect your rights and your child — call The Farley Law Firm in Lexington today.

Can a Domestic Violence Charge Affect Child Custody in South Carolina?

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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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Can Domestic Violence Charges Affect Visitation in South Carolina?

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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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How Child Custody Is Decided in South Carolina

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Unlike some states, in South Carolina mothers are not automatically favored over the father in child custody cases. According to the law, both parents are entrusted with the welfare and education of the child and each has equal rights and responsibilities to care for their children. Even in the case of children born out of

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