Supreme Court of South Carolina· 2/22/1993

Sexton v. Sexton

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427 S.E.2d 665
310 S.C. 501
1993 S.C. LEXIS 42

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holding marital property titled in Husband’s mother’s name can be equitably divided by the family court because Husband transferred title to his mother immediately before filing for divorce to keep property out of divorce proceeding
reversing and remanding issue of attorney fees for reconsideration where the substantive results achieved by trial counsel were reversed on appeal
reversing and remanding issue of attorney’s fees for reconsideration when the substantive results achieved by trial counsel were reversed on appeal
reversing and remanding issue of attorney’s fees for reconsideration when the substantive results achieved by trial counsel were reversed on appeal
reversing and remanding issue of attorney’s fees for reconsideration where the substantive results achieved by trial counsel were reversed on appeal
reversing and remanding issue of attorney's fees for reconsideration when the substantive results achieved by trial counsel were reversed on appeal

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Judges: Moore, Harwell, Chandler, Finney, Toal

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