Entries by Nowell Law

What Assets Are Protected From Divorce Settlements?

When you’re negotiating the division of assets in your Spartanburg divorce, you may wonder what you’re entitled to keep and what’s going to be split between you and your spouse. There are some assets that aren’t subject to division, and it’s important to know what you own separately before your spouse tries to lay claim […]

What Are the Consequences of Hiding Assets During a Divorce?

Hidden assets are one of the most stressful situations you may encounter in a divorce. South Carolina is an equitable division state, but for assets to be divided fairly, they must all be disclosed. When one spouse takes steps to hide certain assets for their own benefit, they are essentially stealing from their ex. Additionally, […]

Are Auto Accidents More Common in Rural or Urban Areas?

If you’re like most drivers, you travel the same routes on a regular basis. You know the route to and from work like the back of your hand, and you can probably get to your favorite restaurants and stores without GPS. You should also know that where you drive has a dramatic effect on the […]

Divorce and Blended Families: Legal Rights and Co-Parenting Challenges

Divorce is hard—but that doesn’t necessarily mean that what comes next is easy. Successful co-parenting involves constantly adjusting your communication strategies and boundaries to ensure that your shared child is cared for and secure. This becomes more challenging when parents remarry and bring stepchildren into the equation. However, with hard work and communication, divorced parents […]

Addressing Mental Health Issues in Divorce and Child Custody Disputes

Divorce and child custody disputes are, at best, stressful and mentally consuming. At worst, they can completely derail a parent’s mental health and interfere with their ability to fulfill their obligations. It’s important to realize, though, that mental health issues can have a negative effect on your family law case. Are you facing family law […]

What the Rise in the Gig Economy Means for Divorce

Gone are the days when you could get a stable job right out of school, work there for 30 to 40 years, and retire with a nice pension. Nowadays, people focused on growing in their career job hop every three to five years. Those who aren’t cut out for conventional employment or who want to […]

Taking Control of Your Finances After a Divorce

Your finances will change after divorce. For a select few, their financial situation actually improves. If you were dragged down by a high-spending spouse or a spouse with tons of financial commitments that are no longer your responsibility, you may actually be surprised by how much you have on hand now. But for most people, […]

What Are the Parental Rights of Unmarried Parents in South Carolina?

If you are an unmarried parent in South Carolina, you may have to clear a few additional hurdles to establish your parental rights and get time with your child. Learn more about the rights of unmarried parents, and if you need more personalized guidance regarding your case, call Nowell Law Firm at 864-469-2481. Rights at […]

Getting Prepared When Divorce is Your New Year’s Resolution

New Year’s Day is the traditional time to start working towards new goals, thinking about what you want your life to look like, and making big changes in your life. If you’re one of the millions of Americans wanting to get divorced in 2023, the time to prepare is now. Use these tips to start […]