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Phone: (843) 272-8902

Address: 1312 Madison Dr, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Website: http://mullinslawfirm.com

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Divorce
Child Support
"We are a general practice law firm and these lists are some of the types of cases that we handle. We are not limited to just these listings."
Child Custody and Visitation
Our attorneys are highly experienced and specialized in complex family law matters such as divorce, child support, child custody, adoptions and order modifications. Few people know how to handle difficult family law issues and most feel overwhelmed by their circumstances. Our attorneys are here to lessen the burden and educate you on your options.
Adoption

Criminal Defense
Formerly of West Virginia, graduated with BA Degree from Marshall University in 1982 and Capital University Law School in 1985. He was admitted to both the South Carolina Bar and United States District Court in 1986. He has practiced law in the Horry County Area since 1986. Randy is a member of the Horry County Bar Association, South Carolina Bar Association, and the South Carolina Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He is certified as an arbitrator, as well as a certified Family/Divorce Mediator and Certified Guardian Ad Litem with the South Carolina Council for Conflict Resolutions. He is also certified to serve as counsel on death penalty cases. He is licensed in Federal District Court for South Carolina and the Fourth Circuit of Appeals. He is active in the local community with the Coast of Carolina Parrothead Club.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death - The taking of the life of an individual resulting from the willful or negligent act of another person or persons.
Traffic Violations
Sex Crimes
Assault
Hit and Run

Real Estate Transactions
Mullins Law Firm will ensure that all the documents related to the ownership of a property are in order before real estate transactions are executed. The title company also provides an agent to oversee the closing process. These companies also provide insurance that protects buyers and lenders in the event that legal issues emerge after a real estate transaction reaches its conclusion.

Personal Injury
We are dedicated to helping our Personal Injury clients recover all of the damages to which they are entitled. Our attorneys strive to provide each and every one of our clients with direct personal service. When a client comes to us with a potential case, we carefully review the facts and evaluate the case so that we can give an honest, candid assessment of its legal merits; assess the likelihood of prevailing on any of a number of potential legal claims; and calculate the types and amounts of damages that may be recoverable.
Medical Malpractice
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Wills
A written document that allows a patient to give explicit instructions about medical treatment to be administered when the patient is terminally ill or permanently unconscious; alsocalled an advance directive. With improvements in modern medicine, the life of persons who are terminally ill or permanently unconscious can be prolonged. For increasing numbers of persons, the decision ofwhether to prolong life is being made in the form of a written document called a living will. The living will is one type of advance directive that may be used by a person beforeincapacitation to outline a full range of treatment preferences or, most often, to reject treatment. A living will extends the principle of consent, whereby patients must agree to any medical intervention before doctors can proceed. It allows the patient to guide HEALTH CARE for thefuture when she may be too ill to make decisions concerning care. It can be revoked by the patient at any time. For many the living will preserves personal control and eases thedecision-making burden of a family. Forty-two states and the District of Columbia have living-will statutes that make a properly executed living will legally binding. In states that do not have a statute, living wills stand as aclear expression of the patient's wishes.
Power of Attorney
To overcome these problems, many states have enacted statutes that permit a competent adult to designate a surrogate decision maker (also termed a health care proxy or agent) tomake health care decisions for her in the event of incapacitation. The proxy's authority is usually not limited to decisions about life-sustaining treatment. A proxy can supplement aliving will. All fifty states have durable-power-of-attorney statutes that permit an individual (the principal) to designate another person (the attorney in fact) to perform specific tasks during anyperiod of incapacity. Though most of these statutes do not expressly refer to medical care decisions, no court has ruled that they preclude the delegation of medical decision-makingauthority to the attorney in fact.
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Formerly of Spartanburg, SC. Graduate of the University of South Carolina, and graduate of Appalachian School of Law in 2006. He is a member of the South Carolina Bar Association as well as the Horry County Bar Association, since 2007. He is also a member of the American Trial Lawyers Association as well as a member of Phi Alpha Delta Society. Additionally he has recently been admitted into the Federal District Court of South Carolina, as well as the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. His primary areas of practice are Real Estate, Foreclosures prosecution and defense, and civil litigation.

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