A New Era of Family Law Comes to South Carolina!

Sodoma Law Greenville

Our Greenville office continues our legacy of family focused law in South Carolina, and our clients benefit from access to Sodoma Law’s comprehensive estate planning, assisted reproductive technology, and mediation practice areas.

Sodoma Law York

Sodoma Law York is compassionate to your needs and tenacious in our pursuit of your success – whether you’re considering marriage, separation or are seeking custody, alimony or counsel amid a high-conflict divorce, collaborative divorce or mediation.

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Smart. Tenacious. Compassionate. A new era of family law is here.

Our Practice Areas

Our South Carolina offices, and their unique and experienced team, maintains a strong focus on all aspects of family law. Understanding the interconnectedness of life’s events, our goal is to provide our clients full service, personalized, and focused counsel for all of their home and family needs.
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Divorce

Our dedicated divorce attorneys are ready to help you regain your life through these difficult times.

Equitable Apportionment

We provide help and support for dividing marital assets and debts in a divorce.

Child Custody

At our South Carolina Sodoma Law offices, we respect the love you have for your children and work with you to negotiate the situation fairly.

A legacy of Family-Focused Law Comes to South Carolina

Sodoma Law is built on the proud foundation of a unique and experienced family law firm. We have extended that practice to South Carolina. Being first and foremost family-focused, and family driven, we are compassionate to your needs and tenacious in our pursuit of your success. Our goal is to provide our South Carolina clients with the same full-service, tailored, and focused counsel for all their home, family, and business needs.

While our South Carolina offices concentrate on all aspects of family law, our clients benefit from access to Sodoma Law’s comprehensive appellate, estate planning, assisted reproductive technology, and business litigation practice areas across the firm at large.

Whether you are considering marriage or separation or are seeking custody or alimony in a high-conflict divorce, we work for you.

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Your Success is our Passion.

Sodoma Law South Carolina is a family-focused and family-driven firm; you’ll feel this from the moment you walk in our door. You do not have to walk the road alone.

How can we help?

Whether you need a divorce attorney in South Carolina for a high-conflict divorce, you desire to create a family, or have a question regarding child custody or alimony, our family law attorneys in South Carolina can help. Further, our multi-disciplinary approach means that we understand the interconnectedness of life’s events.

FAQs

How much does divorce cost?

In South Carolina, the filing fee for an absolute divorce is $150.00. A lawsuit making a claim for an Absolute Divorce (and possible resuming a person’s maiden name) is based on the lawyer’s hourly rate unless otherwise advised by Sodoma Law.

How long will I have to pay child support?

In general, both parties have a duty to support their child until the child reaches the age of 18 or graduates from high school, whichever event occurs last. However, if the minor child is over 18 and continues to attend secondary school, parties are obligated to provide child support up to the age of 20.

Do I still have to pay alimony if I lose my job?

In South Carolina, if a party is either ordered to pay alimony or has agreed to pay alimony through a consent order, then a party may seek a modification of the existing obligation by filing a motion with the Court and showing that there has been a change in circumstances.

How do I know when I am legally separated?

When you no longer live under the same roof as your spouse, you are separated. “Legally” separated typically means you have an agreement evidencing your separation, or a Court has ruled that you are “legally” separated. However, you can be separated without a document in place. If you have been separated for more than one year, regardless of whether your separation is “legal,” you may be entitled to a divorce judgment.

How can I keep my fees to a minimum?

Sodoma Law, P.C. offers many suggestions to clients as to how to keep attorney fees low. Among other things, we ask that our clients come as prepared as possible to meetings so that each meeting is productive and effective. We ask our clients to assist us in keeping their files organized so as to lower administrative costs related to hearing and/or settlement preparations. We often work with clients to prepare “to do” lists so as to further reduce their legal fees.

What happens if I die without a will?

If you don’t have an estate plan, the legislature has a default plan for you. The default statutory rules are rarely what anyone would choose and can create unfair results and discord among your family.

Contact Us

GREENVILLE OFFICE
416 East North Street Greenville, SC 29601
864.775.5770
Fax: 864.775.5772

YORK OFFICE
114 E. Main St., Suite 101 Rock Hill, SC 29730
803.366.0001
Fax: 803.366.0030

CHARLOTTE OFFICE
217 North Graham Street Charlotte, NC 28202
704.442.0000
Fax: 704.494.7940

UNION OFFICE
105 S. Main St. Monroe, NC 28112
704.220.6500
Fax: 704.220.6504

NORTH OFFICE
18825 W Catawba Ave. Suite 150 Cornelius, NC 28031
704.584.4121
Fax: 704.584.4115

BELMONT OFFICE
339 E. Catawba Street
Belmont, NC 28012
704.926.2520
Fax: 704.926.2525

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