Family Law Services for South Carolina Families
When family changes bring legal questions, you still have choices. Alexandria Skinner Attorney at Law offers family mediation services, collaborative divorce South Carolina solutions, adoption guidance, and name change representation—all designed to keep decisions with your family, not a judge. In Columbia and nearby areas like West Columbia, Cayce, Irmo, Sumter, Camden, Orangeburg, and Lexington, families choose clarity over conflict with practical, values-aligned support.
A Non-Adversarial Approach to Family Transitions
At Alexandria Skinner Attorney at Law, the focus is always on peaceful, non-adversarial family solutions. Whether you’re considering divorce mediation Columbia SC, collaborative divorce South Carolina, or seeking help with adoption or a legal name change, these approaches prioritize fairness, respect, and long-term stability—values at the heart of Alexandria’s practice.
Our Family Services
Every family’s needs are different. Alexandria offers a range of family law services in South Carolina designed to meet you where you are:
Immigration-Related Custody Transfers
Legal planning for families impacted by immigration enforcement.
Why Choose Peace Over Conflict
Family law doesn’t have to create division. Alexandria’s approach protects privacy, reduces court appearances, and gives you more control over timing and outcomes. Costs are often lower than contested litigation, and children benefit from reduced conflict and improved co-parenting. For older couples, coordination with estate planning helps align wills, POAs, and beneficiaries after life transitions—another way Alexandria Skinner Attorney at Law supports whole-family stability.
Let’s Talk About Your Next Step
Every family is different. Alexandria Skinner Attorney at Law will help you choose the right path—whether that’s mediation, collaborative divorce, adoption, or name change—so you can move forward with confidence and clarity.
Questions Families Often Ask
How can I get a peaceful divorce in SC?
Choose mediation or collaborative to keep decisions with your family and out of open court.
What is the difference between mediation and collaborative divorce?
Mediation uses one neutral; collaborative involves two trained attorneys who agree not to litigate.
Can we mediate if one spouse is out of state or abroad?
Yes—secure video allows sessions across states and internationally.
Do I need a lawyer for adoption in SC?
Yes, legal guidance helps ensure compliance with requirements and avoids delays.
How do I legally change my name in SC?
You’ll need to file a petition, meet background check requirements, and attend a family court hearing—Alexandria helps guide you through each step.