Divorce can be a complex and emotionally challenging process. Navigating a South Carolina divorce's legal intricacies and potential pitfalls requires careful planning and knowledge. To help you avoid common mistakes and ensure a smoother divorce process, we have compiled a list of essential tips: Seek Professional Guidance from the Start Starting your divorce journey with the guidance of an experienced family law attorney can make a significant difference. A skilled attorney, such as Carrie Warner Attorney at Law, can provide invaluable advice tailored to your unique circumstances. They will h ..read more

The August 2021 issue of Columbia Business Monthly – 2021 Legal Elite of the Midlands has featured Carrie Warner Attorney at Law. The article, which can be found on page 94 of the recent publication, outlines everything a prospective client would want and need to know about Attorney Carrie A. Warner and her ability to litigate complex cases. Get your hands on a copy of the magazine, or download a digital version, today to learn more. Inquiring parties can also call 803.994.8171 to connect to our firm directly ..read more

Carrie Warner has been included in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Read more here ..read more

Carrie Warner Attorney at Law is pleased to announce that Carrie Warner was named as a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). The AAML consists of some of most well renowned matrimonial attorneys in the nation and its members are known for their skill, knowledge, and integrity. Attorneys who are selected for this rare achievement must complete a process that includes examinations, interviews, and judicial and professional evaluations. Carrie Warner has developed a reputation for her aggressive and practical approach when it comes to litigating complex cases. Her practice ..read more

We are pleased to announce that attorney Carrie Warner will be speaking at South Carolina Family Law Practice for Paralegals seminar. She will be discussing the topic of obtaining and evaluating financial information, as well as preparing financial statements. Attendees will get to hear directly from top practitioners regarding the following topics and more: Preparing Pleadings and Assisting with Motion Practice Assisting with Family Law Case Intake Assisting with Child Custody and Visitation Issues Enforcing and Modifying Family Law Orders and Decrees Handling Ethical Issues in Family Law Pr ..read more

Ms. Warner Recognized for Her Legal Success & Accomplishments South Carolina Lawyers Weekly has recognized Attorney Carrie Warner for her accomplishments in the legal field by selecting her as a Leadership in Law honoree. The Leadership in Law recognition distinguishes successful attorneys throughout South Carolina who have made impactful contributions to society and who have had a significant impact on the legal profession. At the event, one attorney will be selected and honored as the “Lawyer of the Year.” The Leadership in Law awards dinner will be held on Friday, March 13, 2020 from 6 ..read more

As a result of the 2018 passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), there are new tax regulations coming into play in 2019. These changes will affect your tax returns on taxes filed in April 2019 and April 2020. While this has been referred to by many as a “tax overhaul,” the playbook isn’t entirely different, though there are a few things you should know and a few critical alterations you may need to make when filing your taxes this year. New Year, New Tax Brackets The TCJA outlines seven tax brackets, which are as follows: 10% for individuals, joint-filing couples, and heads of household w ..read more

In my presentation to the South Carolina Bar on September 27, 2016, I will be discussing how civil unions are affected by the marriage equality ruling granting same sex marriage to all U.S. citizens. A civil union is a legal status created by the state of Vermont in 2000 and subsequently by the states of Connecticut, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Illinois, Delaware and Hawaii. It provides legal protections to couples at the state law level, but omits federal protections. These protections at the state level could include inheritance rights, rights to spousal employment benefits, joi ..read more

The August 2016 issue of Columbia Business Monthly – 2016 Legal Elite of the Midlands has featured Carrie Warner Attorney at Law. The article, which can be found on page 43 of the recent publication, outlines everything a prospective client would want and need to know about Attorney Carrie A. Warner. Items of note are her mission statement – “To provide innovative and competent solutions to individual problems” – and what she considers to be her greatest personal achievement, which is fronting the legal battle to extend marriage equality for all people in South Carolina. Get your hands on a co ..read more

Should I Separate Financially from My Husband? QUESTION: I am in the process of getting married for the fourth time to a man who has been married twice before. We are both 65, and each of us has children by prior marriages, all of whom are grown. Although he has had some financial reversals in the past, including a bankruptcy and tax liens, he appears to be doing fine now. He is still working to pay off his debts, and just received his first credit card. Since we met a year ago, he has been helping me financially by paying part of my mortgage and car payments, which he says he will continue to ..read more