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Think your spouse is reading your texts? Five things to check on your iPhone, three ways to lock it down, and why snooping back is a felony in South Carolina.

  What South Carolina law actually does with the company you built: classification, valuation, goodwill, and how the other spouse is usually paid. Clients who own a closely held business, or whose spouse does, often arrive at the first meeting with one of two assumptions. The owner assumes the ...

Five things South Carolina clients often get wrong about divorce — parenting time, adultery, marital property, 50/50 splits, and going without a lawyer. Divorce is not an everyday occurrence for most people. Because of that, clients usually arrive with firm ideas about how their case will unfold — ideas picked up from television, from social media, or from a friend or family member who went through a divorce somewhere else. Some of those ideas are close to right. Many are not ...

At Stevens Family Law, we've always believed that great outcomes come from a great team, not a single attorney working in isolation. As we recently shared, our attorneys and staff collaborate closely, sharing insight and stepping in for one another so that clients always have more than one person...

Choosing a family law attorney is not like hiring for an ordinary legal matter. The people who come to our firm are often facing the most difficult and personal chapters of their lives – a divorce, a custody dispute, a decision that will shape their family's future for years to come. In those mom...

Facing a child custody modification in South Carolina? Learn why summer is pivotal for custody changes and discover how the right attorney can secure your child's future. Read insights from Senior Partner, Ben Stevens, an experienced child custody attorney for nearly 30 decades.