by Greg McCollum | Aug 29, 2026 | Criminal Defense
These three videos from the Greg McCollum Complete Legal Defense Team cover what South Carolina law defines as criminal sexual conduct, whether bond is available for someone charged with this offense, and how police typically investigate these allegations from the...
by Greg McCollum | Aug 28, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Getting arrested in South Carolina sets off a specific process: booking at the jail, waiting for a warrant to be served, and then a bond hearing where a judge decides on release. Below, Greg McCollum walks through what happens immediately after an arrest, how the...
by Greg McCollum | Aug 26, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence
Being arrested for domestic violence in South Carolina raises a lot of urgent questions, from whether jail is unavoidable to how long someone might be held before release. The following FAQ addresses three common questions about domestic violence arrests in South...
by Greg McCollum | Aug 3, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A DUI arrest in Myrtle Beach sets off both a criminal case and a separate license process, and each one has its own deadlines. A person arrested for DUI in South Carolina can lose driving privileges before the criminal case is ever heard in court if certain paperwork...
by Greg McCollum | Aug 2, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A traffic stop for speeding in South Carolina can turn into a full DUI investigation once a trooper makes contact and begins looking for signs of impairment. The process typically includes a check of your documents, field sobriety testing, and in many cases an arrest...
by Greg McCollum | Aug 1, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Being arrested in Myrtle Beach often happens without warning, leaving a person and their family unsure what comes next. The Greg McCollum Complete Legal Defense Team refers to this situation as an “arrest emergency,” a moment when someone suddenly needs...
