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The document is a legal complaint for divorce filed in the Family Court of South Carolina, citing one year of continuous separation as the grounds for divorce. It outlines the residency of both parties, details about their marriage and separation, and requests for relief including a divorce decree and potential name change. The plaintiff affirms that there are no minor children or marital debts involved.

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Can you file your own divorce papers in SC?

There are separate packets of forms for the plaintiff (the spouse who will start the divorce process) and the defendant (the other spouse). You can also use the self-help divorce forms tool provided by South Carolina Legal Services, or you can use an online divorce service to provide and complete the forms for you.

What is the final order of divorce in South Carolina?

A final order is the document that ends a South Carolina divorce case, typically after a final divorce hearing in South Carolina. This is the order that establishes each partys rights and obligations related to the end of their marriage.

Can you get a quick divorce in SC?

It is presumed that both parties are ready to leave the marriage and are in agreement on the basic terms tying them to their marriage. Considering the agreement between both spouses, uncontested divorces can be resolved in as little as two or three months following the fulfillment of all separation requirements.

How much is a simple divorce in SC?

Once you meet the necessary residency and time requirements, there may be other conditions you need to meet to get a divorce without your spouses consent. If youre filing for an at-fault divorce, you will need evidence to show you meet one of South Carolinas four allowable grounds for fault.

How to get a fast divorce in South Carolina?

In South Carolina, these include adultery, desertion, physical cruelty, and habitual drunkenness or drug use. In a divorce using fault-based grounds, there is no waiting period, and the process can begin immediately. The only waiting period is a 90-day minimum waiting period before a final hearing can be requested.