In South Carolina, how long does a solictor have to decide to take cdv case to trial or dismiss it?
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Read More Answered By: Robert Johnston |
There is no set amount of time.
Any one with a CDV should know that there are other ways of handling one of these. Not all of them go to trial and there is a couple ways of getting the solicitor to dismiss it. So many of these are a result of isolated incidences when relationships fall apart, and the solicitor knows that. Its a matter of pointing that out to the solicitor and giving them something for their file to justify closing it and dismissing the charge.
If you need an attorney in Horry or Georgetown county and want to discuss it, your welcome to call or email.
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