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The document is a Request for Hearing for Divorce in the Family Court of South Carolina, indicating a case where the plaintiff seeks a divorce based on one year of continuous separation. It includes sections for contact information of both parties, confirmation that there are no contested issues or child custody concerns, and requests a 15-minute hearing. The document also provides space for comments and is to be completed by the Clerk of Court.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'COUNTY OF' section with the appropriate county name.
In the 'Docket No.' field, enter your case number if applicable.
Complete the 'Plaintiff or Attorney for Plaintiff' section with your name, address, and contact information.
Fill out the 'Defendant or Attorney for Defendant' section similarly with their details.
Indicate whether the case is contested and if there are any child custody issues by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
Specify the grounds for divorce as 'Continuous Separation for One (1) Year'.
Request a hearing time by entering how long you need and listing any unavailable dates/times.
Add any comments or issues in the designated area to clarify your request.
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Does South Carolina have ecourts?

SC Courts E-Filing System will permit you to file your case directly with the Court of Common Pleas in any county where E-Filing is available. Please review the E-Filing Policies and Guidelines prior to using the E-Filing system. As other courts and counties are implemented, they will be listed on this page.

How do I contact the SC courts?

Contact Numbers Supreme Court (803) 734-1080. Court of Appeals (803) 734-1890. Court Administration (803) 734-1800. Disciplinary Counsel (803) 734-2038. Human Resources (803) 734-1970. Fiscal Services (803) 734-0590. AIS Technical Support (855) 235-2500.

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