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AKA: Watts, W S Trey III
Other Link: http://www.hartsvillesclaw.com
Categories: Divorce Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys, Employee Benefits & Worker Compensation Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (843) 332-4700

Address: 508 S 4th St, Hartsville, SC 29550

Website: http://www.hartsvillesclaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
In South Carolina, Family Courts handle all marital litigation. The Family Courts decide whether to grant a divorce; issues of custody and support (child support and alimony); and equitable division of marital property. Family Courts can grant a request to allow a person to resume use of a maiden or previous name. Family courts also handle separation actions, which may include: custody; visitation; support; and division of property.
Child Custody and Visitation
Family Courts in South Carolina also govern adoptions, child support, child visitation, cases involving the Department of Social Services, juvenile criminal matters, and name changes for adults and children. Our Firm routinely assists clients in all of these areas. If you have questions regarding any issues in Family Court, we would be happy to assist you. Please call and schedule a free consultation.
Adoption
Spousal Support
When you and your spouse have separated but do not have grounds for divorce, you can apply to the Court for the right to live separate and apart. This is done through an action for “separate maintenance and support” which is a claim for spousal support. By working together, spouses are often able to decide issues without Court intervention. When such an agreement is reached, the parties have settled their case. When a couple has settled their issues, their lawyers will present the agreement to the Court and request that the Judge approve the agreement. If the Court finds the agreement fair, reasonable and voluntary, then the agreement will become an official Court Order. If the spouses cannot agree on how to divide their marital property, the Family Court will make the decision for them. Marital property usually includes all assets or debts acquired during the marriage, with certain exceptions such as inherited property or gifts from outside the marriage. Your lawyer will advise you on what is considered marital property.

Criminal Defense
DUI/DWI
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Traffic Violations
Criminal and traffic charges can result in a loss of personal freedom and monetary fines. Therefore, it may be crucial for defendants who are charged with criminal or traffic violations to seek a lawyer’s counsel.
Robbery
In South Carolina, less serious charges are called misdemeanors; more serious charges are felonies. Either can result in a defendant’s incarceration. A felony is a serious crime, including but not limited to murder, burglary, or robbery. Felonies may be punishable by fine, imprisonment or in the case of capital murder, death. A misdemeanor, or any crime not classified as a felony, is punishable by fine or imprisonment. Examples include simple assault, driving under the influence, trespassing or minor drug charges. An infraction is a violation of an ordinance or regulation, such as traffic rules.
Burglary
Misdemeanors
Drug Crimes
Assault
Murder

Workers Compensation
The South Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Act provides a system for workers injured on the job to receive medical care and financial benefits without having to prove anyone was at fault. At the Smith, Watts and Associates we have been helping to get workers compensation for job-related injuries.

Personal Injury
Some examples of the type of personal injury cases that the Smith Watts & Associates, LLC handled are collisions with another car, truck, tractor trailer or train, slip and fall, injuries from prescription drugs, dog bite cases, or injuries suffered at nursing homes.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Smith, Watts and Associates also has extensive experience in estate planning, including Last Will and Testament, Living Wills and Power of Attorney. We can assist you with filing, dispersing and closing estates.
Wills
Power of Attorney
Probate

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