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Family Law is our sole focus at Lowcountry Divorce & Family Law. Family law is inherently and often intensely emotional.

You deserve an attorney who is going to give you personal attention, who will know your story as well as you do, and who can represent you with the passion and drive that you would have if you represented yourself.

10/07/2026

After many years of marriage, the thought of starting over financially can be overwhelming, especially for a spouse who stayed home to raise children or manage the household and may not have had a career or income of their own.

Divorce involves more than deciding who gets the house or how assets are divided. There may also be questions about spousal support, retirement accounts, the family home, health insurance, and how each spouse will meet their financial needs after the divorce.

If you're considering divorce after a long-term marriage, our legal team can help you understand your rights, your financial considerations, and the options available to you.

10/06/2026

It’s always great to have our four-legged friends in the office. Today, Samantha brought in Kora to hang out, chase tennis balls, and answer phones.

09/30/2026

You don't have to be married to face questions about child custody and parenting time. When parents have never been married, there may be questions about who has legal decision-making authority, where the child will live, parenting schedules, and child support.

If the parents cannot agree, a court may need to establish a parenting plan that addresses these issues and sets out each parent's rights and responsibilities.

Every family situation is different, and understanding your legal options can help you move forward with greater clarity.

If you have questions about child custody as an unmarried parent, our legal team is here to help.

09/23/2026

Mediation and negotiated settlements can give couples an opportunity to work through important issues and reach an agreement outside of court.

Mediation may help couples maintain more privacy while addressing matters such as finances, property, and parenting arrangements. It can also allow them to have more control over the final agreement rather than leaving every decision to the court.

Every situation is different, but understanding your options can help you determine what approach may be right for your circumstances. We can help guide you through the mediation process!

09/16/2026

Divorce later in life is becoming an increasingly common trend.

For couples divorcing after many years of marriage, the issues can look very different than they do for younger couples. Retirement accounts, real estate, long-term financial plans, and estate planning can all become important parts of the process.

If you're considering divorce later in life, understanding your financial and legal options before making major decisions can help you prepare for what comes next.

Every divorce is different. Talk with an experienced family law attorney about your specific circumstances. We can help!

09/09/2026

An argument can happen in a moment, but decisions about divorce can have lasting consequences. If your spouse suddenly says they want a divorce, try not to make major decisions while emotions are high.

Take a step back, give each other some space, and avoid making threats or agreeing to major financial or custody arrangements on the spot. If divorce is still being discussed after things have settled, it's important you speak with an experienced family law attorney before signing documents, moving out, transferring assets, or making other significant decisions.

Knowing your rights and your options early can help you make informed decisions during an emotional time.

09/02/2026

🤝 Mediation can provide a more cooperative way to resolve divorce and family law matters. With the help of a neutral mediator, you and your spouse can work toward agreements on important issues while maintaining more control over the outcome.

Mediation can help reduce conflict, save time, and potentially lower legal costs.

Considering mediation? Talk with an experienced family law attorney to learn whether it may be right for your situation. Contact our office today to get started.

08/26/2026

❤️ Adoption is a beautiful journey that creates families, builds lifelong bonds, and brings hope to both children and parents. Every adoption story is unique, but the result can be something truly wonderful, a family brought together by love. 🏡

Considering adoption? An experienced family law attorney can help guide you through the legal process and protect your family’s interests every step of the way. Contact our office to learn how we can help.

08/19/2026

Meeting with a divorce attorney for the first time? Here's what to bring. 📁

Gathering a few key documents ahead of your consultation can help your attorney better understand your situation. Consider bringing your marriage certificate, tax returns, pay stubs, bank and retirement account statements, mortgage and loan documents, information about assets and debts, insurance policies, and any relevant court documents.

If children are involved, bring information regarding childcare and their expenses as well.

Don't have everything? That's okay. We can help you determine what additional information and documentation you'll need as your case moves forward. Contact us today!

08/12/2026

What happens if your spouse disappears before being served divorce papers?

It may sound like something that only happens in movies, but it does happen and it can create unique legal challenges.

If your spouse has disappeared and you don't know where they are, you may still be able to move forward with a divorce. Courts typically have procedures for situations where a spouse cannot be located, but you'll usually need to show that you've made a good-faith effort to find them before alternative methods of legal notice are allowed.

If your spouse has disappeared or you can't locate them, contact our office to discuss your options.

Address

89 Old Trolley Road, Suite 200
Summerville, SC
29485

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 2pm

Telephone

+18432857070

Website

https://www.lowcountrydivorceandfamilylaw.com/

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