Child Custody Law Greenville - Cordell & Cordell
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Child Custody Law Greenville

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Child Custody Law Greenville

Child custody refers to the rights and obligations between parents, regarding their children, after a divorce, legal separation, or paternity decree.

Office Location Information

55 Beattie Place
Suite 1530
Greenville, SC 29601

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Directions

Where is the Greenville Office? Cordell & Cordell’s Greenville, SC office is located in One Liberty Square at 55 Beattie Place, Suite 900. To get to our office from the Greenville Spartanburg International Airport, depart the airport heading south on GSP Drive. Proceed straight toward I-85 / Greenville / Spartanburg, and then merge onto I-85 South toward Greenville. Merge onto I-385 North via Exit 51, toward Downtown / Greenville. Then take I-385 North until it becomes Beattie Place. From Columbia, take US-76 West, which becomes I-26 West. Merge onto I-385 North via Exit 51 on the left, toward Laurens / Greenville. I-385 North becomes Beattie Place. If you are coming from Charlotte:, take I-85 South toward Gastonia (crossing into South Carolina). Merge onto I-385 North via Exit 51 toward Downtown / Greenville. I-385 North becomes Beattie Place.

Parking: There is a parking lot between our building and the building next to us, so please use this lot. Our office does validate parking.

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Often, the court designates one parent as the primary physical custodian, giving the other parent a schedule of temporary custody and visitation. In some cases, however, the court orders joint legal and physical custody, by which, both parents have substantial access to their children.

child with arguing parents

Physical Custody

Refers to the amount of time each parent is permitted physically with a child.
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Legal Custody

Refers to a parent’s decision-making rights regarding a child’s health, education, and welfare
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Custody Factors

Almost every state determines child custody issues based on a best-interest-of-the-child standard.