The Family Court has jurisdiction to modify or vacate certain orders. South Carolina has a long standing policy of upholding and enforcing the finality of a Final Order. As such, the Court usually requires a higher burden of proof and/or a material change in circumstances before modifying a Final Order. The Family Court always retains jurisdiction to modify an order that addresses custody, visitation and support of minor children.
Serving the Upstate of South Carolina
Serving the Upstate of South Carolina
Modification of Orders
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