Generally, statutes of limitation (deadlines for filing a lawsuit) in South Carolina are three (3) years from the date of when the injury or occurrence that would give rise to the lawsuit happen. If a governmental entity is the intended Defendant, the Tort Claims Act comes into play. It has SECTION... View More

A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. You can find attorneys who handle such insurance matters. But if it's a large reputable insurance company with a customer service department, you could first reach out to them. Good luck

Cannot say without seeing the paperwork. It would appear to mean that the decision was taken back. However, they usually say the decision was "vacated" not "rescinded." Rescinded is a contract term meaning the contract was repudiated by one of the parties and they want to undo... View More

Cannot say without seeing the paperwork. It would appear to mean that the decision was taken back. However, they usually say the decision was "vacated" not "rescinded." Rescinded is a contract term meaning the contract was repudiated by one of the parties and they want to... View More

There are attorneys that specialize in handling traffic defense in every state, you should look for one on Justia or google one in your local area. Don't miss your court date, and be aware that it probably says "on or before" so you could go to the Courthouse to see about your... View More

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answered on May 22, 2023

Using the term "Aetheria" for your NFT may potentially raise trademark concerns if the word is already trademarked by another entity. Trademark protection extends to various industries and categories, so it is important to conduct a comprehensive search to ensure there are no conflicting... View More

It's not clear what your question is. If you have a prior Order addressing custody of your child, then it likely also addresses whether you have the right to relocate your child to another country. It may also prohibit each parent from disparaging the other in certain situations.

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If there is a prior Order addressing each parent's rights and obligations, it probably contains a provision requiring each parent to keep the other updated of their current addresses.

If the prior Order does not contain a provision like that, a parent who is entitled to visitation with... View More

Health insurance coverage is, generally, considered alimony or spousal support. However, South Carolina does not have any case law about whether an obligation to maintain such coverage could terminate upon remarriage. It is likely the answer will depend on the language of your Final Order and... View More

In South Carolina, marital assets are those acquired between the date of marriage and the date a case is filed. To minimize the likelihood of a home you purchase after separation being considered a marital asset, you should (1) file an action in Family Court before purchase; and (2) not use marital... View More

A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. I'm very sorry for the loss of your mother. You could reach out to law firms to try to set up a free initial consult. This appears to be a complex file with a long patient history - and it isn't clear... View More

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answered on May 5, 2023

If son 2 had the joint account with Mom, then son 2 owns that money. It does not go through the Estate. The bank signature card must be examined.

Many Possession charges deal with the person having dominion and control over the area the items were found. A criminal defense attorney will be able to look at a specific situation for these issues and assist someone who has been charged.

A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It looks like something may have gotten left off your post. You could try reposting. Don't include personal information. Good luck

MDP means Manufacture, Distribution, Possession. This is typically related to the amount or weight of alleged narcotics. The first offense means that the person charged has not been convicted of this offense or an offense that can be enhanced in the past.

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answered on May 2, 2023

Yes, it is illegal to knowingly marry someone who is absent without leave (AWOL) or missing in action (MIA) from the military. This is considered aiding and abetting in a crime and can result in legal consequences. It is important to contact the military authorities and report his absence to avoid... View More

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answered on May 1, 2023

A good starting place is reading the Probate File wherever the Estate was Probated. If real property, then search her former title at Circuit Court where land lies. A SC attorney may be able to help you further. If conversion/embezzlement occurred, then you and the other would be... View More

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answered on May 1, 2023

All tenants in common have the right to occupy their property, utilities or not. You may wish to hire an attorney to file for a Sale For Partition.

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answered on Apr 20, 2023

If you are the owner of the vehicle, as the liability is clearly on your car (the other driver doesn't appear from what you describe to have done anything wrong). If you were driving someone else's vehicle with their consent, both you and the owner are responsible under vicarious... View More

If your question is how to get the gun back in a pointing and presenting case, then the case will need to be resolved in the defendant's favor and the defendant will need to go to the agency that has the gun to request it or the owner of the gun will need to request it with proof of ownership.