Seeking protective orders for private investigator information
July 19, 2013
Since adultery is often a bar to alimony in South Carolina, family law attorneys here frequently employ private investigators (PIs). However, even when such PIs
Perhaps he has a 2,000 mile long penis?[1]
November 30, 2012
A question I am frequently and increasingly being asked by my colleagues is whether modern uses of technology to engage in sexual banter can constitute
Deposing alleged paramours before filing to terminate alimony
September 28, 2012
In South Carolina even adultery that occurs during the marital dissolution litigation period is sufficient to terminate alimony. Further adultery can be “proven” through circumstantial
Should a parent’s adultery be per se relevant to child custody?
January 31, 2012
I’m no social conservative but, contrary to many South Carolina family law attorneys and judges, I believe that a parent’s adultery is almost automatically relevant
Overnight non-marital romantic companion restraints after Lawrence v. Texas
October 29, 2011
South Carolina family court judges routinely issue restraints against exposing children to a parent’s non-marital romantic companions overnight. When concerned about appearing to be moral
The “best” age(s) for South Carolina husbands to commit adultery
September 27, 2011
One of the many oddities of South Carolina family law is that a husband is typically best off committing adultery when he and his wife
Dan Savage on the virtues of infidelity
July 2, 2011
An interesting piece in tomorrow’s New York Times Sunday Magazine, Married, with Infidelities, highlights my favorite relationship advice columnist, Dan Savage, and his views on
Mexican standoff: South Carolina Family Court version
March 9, 2011
My client, the wife, was caught in flagrant adultery. Husband filed for divorce and filed a motion for temporary relief seeking custody of the children
