Who Gets the House in a Divorce? | South Carolina Divorce Law Explained

Who stays in the house after a divorce? In South Carolina, property division isn’t always a simple 50/50 split. Whether the home is sold or one spouse buys out the other depends on key factors like custody, financial resources, and whether the home is considered a marital asset.

In this video, John Henderson from Henderson & Henderson Law explains how courts handle the division of a home, the role of alimony and child support, and what happens if one spouse owned the house before marriage. If you're facing divorce in South Carolina, understanding these factors can help you navigate the process.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction
00:14 The two options regarding the house in a no-fault divorce.
01:02 What really happens if your house is considered an asset in a divorce.
01:30 Buying the other party out.
03:41 Equitably apportioning assets.
06:09 Outcomes are fact-based.
06:55 Disclaimer
07:03 Outro

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