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Divorce mediation in Camden, SC

4 mediators listed in Camden (Kershaw County) on official South Carolina rosters, including 3 family mediators for divorce mediation in Camden.

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How does mediation work in Kershaw County?

Camden hosts Kershaw County's circuit court, and the Code of Laws gives the county three civil terms a year, in February, May and November, each lasting two weeks [1]. Kershaw and Richland counties together make up the Fifth Judicial Circuit, which is assigned five resident circuit judges [1]. For a civil or domestic dispute in Kershaw County, the neutrals listed below are taken from the South Carolina Bar's ADR Directory [2].

  1. S.C. Code Title 14, Chapter 5 – Circuit Courts (judicial circuits, § 14-5-610, and terms of court)
  2. South Carolina Bar – ADR Directory

Fact-checked 2026-10-07. Court programs change; confirm with the clerk.

All Kershaw County mediators (4)Divorce mediation in Kershaw County

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