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Most states define drunk driving as operating a motor vehicle while having a blood alcohol content above the legal limit. Many state laws set the legal limit at 0.08 for non-commercial vehicles and lower for commercial vehicles. However, drivers in South Carolina...
People in South Carolina who are going through a divorce might wonder whether their spouse could be trying to hide assets. Hiding assets could be as simple as taking money out of a joint account or a valuable item from home and giving it to a friend or family member,...
In the state of South Carolina, you can be convicted of drunk driving if you have a blood alcohol concentration of .08 or higher. The penalties that you'll face depend on the number of convictions that you've had in the past as well as a few other factors. What are...
According to the American Psychological Association, anywhere from 40% to 50% of marriages in the United States end in divorce. South Carolina courts may become the venue for many bitter dissolutions and custody hearings during the year. Questions often arise about...