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In South Carolina, child support decisions are guided by the principle that both parents share financial responsibility for their child. When circumstances change significantly, courts may adjust the original support order.

Premises liability law holds property owners and occupiers responsible for injuries that occur on their property due to unsafe or defective conditions. In South Carolina, as in many states, successful litigation in a premises liability case hinges on the quality and clarity of documentation.

Unlike two-car accidents, where blame may seem relatively straightforward, accidents involving three or more vehicles can become a web of claims, defenses, and counterarguments.

Going through a divorce can be one of the most emotionally and financially challenging periods in someone’s life. When couples separate, one spouse may be entitled to temporary alimony — financial support awarded while the divorce is still in progress. This temporary support can help manage living expenses and maintain stability during divorce proceedings.

Truck accidents often result in severe injuries and significant property damage due to the sheer size and weight of commercial trucks. When these accidents occur in South Carolina, determining fault and liability is crucial for victims seeking compensation.

Duncan and Nobles LLC is based in Rock Hill, South Carolina, and provides guidance on a broad range of family law matters, including the creation of parenting time agreements. These agreements outline where children spend their time, how decisions are made, and the communication methods parents follow. We assist clients throughout Chester County and Lancaster County, South Carolina.

Financial challenges often extend beyond medical bills, making it critical to assess the long-term financial implications of an injury. One significant aspect of this process involves calculating the future income you might lose due to reduced earning capacity.

Medical negligence claims are built on demonstrating that a healthcare provider's actions or omissions fell below the standard of care, leading to harm or injury to the patient. To strengthen such claims, compelling evidence is crucial in establishing that negligence occurred and directly caused the patient's damages.

Divorce is a difficult process, and deciding whether to pursue a contested or uncontested divorce can be challenging. The path you choose will have a lasting impact on your finances, emotional well-being, and relationships. Understanding the differences between a contested and uncontested divorce can help you make an informed decision that suits your needs.

Understanding your rights to retirement assets is crucial for residents of South Carolina. Whether you’re approaching retirement or working through the intricacies of divorce, turn to the support of Duncan and Nobles LLC.