It really depends on what the lease says. I would recommend that you read your lease in its entirety and if are unsure contact an attorney near you to discuss your options.

SC Code § 16-3-75 (2012)

It is unlawful for a person to maliciously tamper with a human drug product or food item with the intent to do bodily harm to a person.

A person who violates the provisions of this section is guilty of a felony and, upon conviction, must be imprisoned not... View More

Simple Assault is a misdemeanor in S.C. that carries up to 30 days in jail so that would not prohibit you federally or under S.C. law from purchasing a firearm.

If you are the person entitled to the surplus funds you must contact the Court or have an attorney do so on your behalf. A person that has your power of attorney is not going to be able to do this on your behalf.

For simple possession of marijuana the minimum fine after all required assessments is $407.50 and the maximum fine is $615.00. Don't forget that simple possession of marijuana 1st offense also carries jail time of up to 30 days along with the fine. I would highly recommend speaking to an... View More

If a final order of separate support and maintenance has been approved by the Family Court giving you ownership of a marital home then you are fine selling the home. I would recommend consulting with your family court attorney or a real estate attorney in your area in you have any further questions.

I would recommend reaching out to an attorney where your son lives. They will be in the best position to advise you on the process for adoption.

I am not sure what Florida has but if you are talking about enhanced penalties for persons recently released from prison SC has:

SECTION 16-1-120. Increased sentences for repeat offenders.

(1) When an individual, who was convicted of a Class A, B, or C felony offense or an exempt... View More

Assuming that this occurred in South Carolina i would recommend that you reach out to your local law enforcement agency and file a report. This could certainty be considered breach of trust or even possibly exploitation of a vulnerable adult. A law enforcement agency would need to investigate to... View More

When you say ‘SC Public Records’ if you are talking about a public index search you have to search each county where your may have been arrested as well as any municipalities that do not report to the county system. If you look at the SLED background check each charge should be linked to an... View More

I would recommend that you reach out to an attorney in that area so that the attorney can reach out to the trooper.

The state and federal charges can stand alone so more likely than not the attorney that represents you on the state charges has still earned his fees in your case unless something was put into your retainer agreement.

I would recommend that you speak to a criminal defense attorney about your options. There are diversionary programs that may be a fit for you and without hearing the actual 911 call no one can get you a good idea of what to expect out of this case.

State law provides time requirements on residency before you can file an action for divorce in a SC courts. See SECTION 20-3-30. Residence requirement.

In order to institute an action for divorce from the bonds of matrimony the plaintiff must have resided in this State at least one year... View More

You could be charged with the original charge under your name as well as an additional charge for providing false information to law enforcement.

The SC contraband statute reads as follows:

SC Code § 24-3-950 (2013)

It shall be unlawful for any person to furnish or attempt to furnish any prisoner under the jurisdiction of the Department of Corrections with any matter declared by the director to be contraband. It shall also... View More

It really depend on the basis for the case being overturned. In many cases the state will try the case again so bond has to be set to make sure that person shows up for the next trial.

The final decree as signed by the judge would be on file with the clerk of court. Any other version you would need to talk to the person that drafted the document who would more likely than not would be an attorney.

It really depends if there is a written lease. If there is a lease setting out a term (length of time) that the lease is valid for they cannot evict you before the end of that lease unless they have some cause to do so. If it is only a verbal lease it is normally presumed that it is a month to... View More

If there is a substantial change in circumstance you can always request a change in custody. It would be a good idea to reach out to a family law attorney in your area that can advise you on the best course of action. If you are served with any paperwork regarding the child you need to make sure to... View More