Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 11/14/2012

Lewis v. Lewis

Citations

400 S.C. 354
734 S.E.2d 322
2012 S.C. App. LEXIS 332

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noting South Carolina courts have determined joint custody \is usually considered harmful to and not conducive to the best interest and welfare of a child\
noting South Carolina courts have determined joint custody \is usually considered harmful to and not conducive to the best interest and welfare of a child\
finding divided custody is not in best interest of the child when there is an \acrimonious relationship between Husband and Wife\
noting parties' uncooperative behavior that prolongs litigation can justify holding each responsible for his or her attorney's fees
finding any error in the family court's determination concerning the counselor's knowledge of the husband's behavior was harmless because the finding was not \any more damaging to [the h]usband than the other evidence presented\
\[T]he welfare and best interests of the child are the primary considerations in determining visitation.\

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Judges: Geathers, Huff, Thomas

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