Links & Resources About Family Law, Attorneys, and Support Groups

Below is an alphabetical list of links to websites about Family Law, Family Law Attorneys, Support Groups and other helpful resources. Click on these links to gather more useful information.

American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML)

The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers consists of more than 1600 leading family law practitioners nationwide. Their website allows visitors to search for Academy Fellows by location and also offers a link to the Academy’s online library that features the Academy’s journal and newsletter as well as selected publications and articles organized by topic.

International Academy of International Lawyers

SuperLawyers

Martindale Hubble

Avvo

Avvo is a website dedicated to helping individuals find the right attorney for their particular need. Visitors to the website can search for attorneys by name, geographic location, or practice area. Each attorney listed on Avvo has their own listing. Some listings contain much more detailed information than others. Avvo rates each attorney according to the area of law that they practice, using a scale that weighs the attorneys experience, industry recognition and professional conduct.

Divorce 360

Self-described as a website that “provides help, advice and community for people contemplating, going through or recovering from divorce and the issues around it, including separation, divorce laws, spousal support and emotional issues.”

Charleston County Bar Member Directory

South Carolina Bar Association

South Carolina Bar Member Directory

South Carolina Women Lawyers Association

South Carolina Court Links

Dates & Counties listing the Family Court Judge Assignments

SC Family Court List of Cases (Roster) by County

Charleston County Clerk of Court Homepage

To look up a domestic relations case filed in Charleston County select “online case search” under the navigation menu on the left hand side of the page. Follow the prompts, click on “Civil,” and type in the Parties’ names as Plaintiff or Defendant. Also, designate that the case is in the Domestic Relations Court.