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When getting a divorce, there are numerous meetings with your attorneys and other parties involved to discuss your case, as well as a variety of court hearings you are required to attend. These can be difficult to begin with, but are even more challenging now in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Concerns over social distancing have led virtual divorce to gain popularity during the pandemic. The following details what you need to know about virtual divorce and how it is likel

The high number of COVID-19 cases in South Carolina has created controversy over whether it is safe to send children back to school. While protecting them against the virus is a top concern for parents, there are other safety risks they need to be aware of as well. Personal injuries among children are common once classes start. Find out the common causes and consider these back-to-school safety tips. Protecting Your Child Against School-Related Injuries There has been an ongo

Nearly six months after cases of COVID-19 caused closures of schools and businesses throughout the country, Aiken continues to face problems due to the pandemic. With South Carolina designated as a “hot spot” for the virus, residents are feeling the impacts both in their personal lives and in their financial situation. For parents who are divorced or otherwise no longer living together, the situation has the potential to affect their child custody and child support arrangemen

Head-on collisions are one of the most dangerous types of car accidents. They can happen on major highways and interstates as well as on smaller, local roads. When they do, both drivers involved may suffer serious and potentially life-threatening personal injuries. After a recent, fatal head-on car accident in Aiken County, it is important to be aware of what causes these crashes and how to reduce your risks. Aiken County Man Killed After Head-On Collision A fatal head-on ca

Most of us have had the misfortune of encountering angry, aggressive drivers on the road—we may have even been passengers in their vehicles. They blow their horns, weave in and out of lanes, follow others too closely, and generally engage in actions that put their passengers and other motorists in danger. The reality is, aggressive driving increases car accident risks, which can result in serious and potentially life-threatening personal injuries. Unfortunately, a recent fata