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How long does a restraining order last?

There are several kinds of restraining orders: Emergency, Temporary, and

How do I file for a divorce?

To file for divorce in South Carolina, you must submit

What is a U Certification?

A U certification (Also known as Form I-918 Supplement B)

What is a U visa?

The U nonimmigrant status (U visa) is set aside for

What is a T visa?

T nonimmigrant status is a temporary immigration benefit that enables

What immigration benefits are available for noncitizen crime victims?

There are various immigration benefits available for non citizen crime

My abuser also has a pending criminal case for domestic violence. Will that affect what happens in my family court case?

Yes, a pending criminal case could affect the judge’s decisions

I am worried for my safety at the Courthouse. What can I do?

There are law enforcement officers throughout every court building. Each

What is a Temporary Hearing?

This is an optional hearing that can occur after filing

Do I need to do mediation for a divorce?

Unless you have a signed agreement, you must complete mediation. You

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