Divorce Lawyers Columbia SC

Dwayne Wade’s divorce from Siohvaughn Wade has gone from bad to worse as they battle for the custody of their children. Dwayne has filed documents for sole custody of the couple’s two sons, claiming Siohvaughn of being an “unfit parent.” Some of the allegations include affairs, threatening behavior and poor parenting methods. BET has more:

Dwyane
Wade’s divorce looks like it will only continue to get
uglier and more public as the two now battle back and forth for custody
of their two children.

Earlier this week, Dwyane Wade filed 300 documents as part of his
petition for sole custody of the couple’s two sons. He accused his
estranged wife Siohvaughn Wade of being an “unfit
parent.”

He said his wife exhibited threatening behavior, had extramarital
affairs, used abusive parenting methods against their kids and refuses
to let him see his boys.

Wade has said his wife is participating in “alternative avenues of
worship that are completely outside of the status quo” when it comes to
how the children were to be raised.

In court documents he alleged that his sister Tragil went to
Siohvaughn Wade’s Illinois home to pick up the boys and saw Siohvaughn’s
friends circled around her praying for her salvation.

Siohvaughn has now responded. Continue reading

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Looking for a divorce lawyer in Columbia, SC? You’ve come to the right place.

Divorce is an emotional and trying time for those involved. Some divorce cases are more pleasant than others depending on the circumstances of your case. But with D. Mays Dickey, it doesn’t matter what your situation is; he’ll help reduce the burden on you and look out for your best interests.

This office takes great pride in giving clients a personalized solution to their family’s needs. Mr. Dickey is professional and genuinely interested in helping you.

About South Carolina Divorce Laws

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Divorce proceedings begin by establishing ‘grounds’ for divorce. In other words, it’s important to establish what has caused the desire to divorce and whether the desire is mutual between the two parties.  Many years ago the Courts required a person to prove grounds for the divorce. Otherwise it would not be granted. Adultery and cruelty were often cited as grounds.

In this day and age it is much different, however. Divorces are most often filed under the so-called “no-fault” method, wherein irreconcilable differences are cited as grounds for the divorce. However if the couple can’t reach agreement under these grounds it may be necessary to establish some other basis for divorce. This might include drug use, drunkenness, bigamy, cruelty, etc. This is usually avoidable since most parties agree to follow a no-fault divorce case.

Why Call D Mays Dickey?

Mays provides services throughout the greater Columbia metro area. If you need help with a divorce in the Columbia area, call Mr. Dickey today to get a consultation with an attorney. There’s no obligation, so call today and see why he is the divorce attorney in Columbia to call.