Can I Have My Spouse Tested for Drugs?
You cannot make your spouse take a drug test. You ask the court — and before you do, understand that the order will most likely apply to both of you.
You cannot make your spouse take a drug test. You ask the court — and before you do, understand that the order will most likely apply to both of you.
Usually nothing stops you from changing the locks. That is not the same as it being a good idea — and what a temporary hearing decides instead.
Texts, emails, and social media are often the strongest evidence in a South Carolina divorce or custody case — and the fastest way to damage your own. What helps, what hurts, and what is illegal.

Stevens Family Law is committed to answering your questions about Divorce, Child Custody, Alimony, Child Support, Property Division, Separation Agreements, Prenuptial Agreements, Postnuptial Agreements, Post-Divorce Modifications, Paternity, Parenting Plans, Divorce & Child Custody Mediation, and Step-Parent/Second-Parent Adoptions law issues in South Carolina.
Contact us today at (864) 598-9172 to schedule your consultation.