Ferguson & Ferguson, LLC is a family-owned firm located in downtown Beaufort, South Carolina, with nearly a quarter century of combined legal experience. Locally connected, caring and compassionate attorneys, our team is here to serve in areas of criminal law, including cases in General Sessions, Magistrate and Municipal Courts; family law; and civil litigation, including personal injury matters.
Our attorneys have substantial trial experience and are comfortable fighting for the best possible outcome for our clients - whether that means taking a case to the courtroom, or doing everything possible for our clients to avoid trial. We advocate for you during what is often an emotional, tumultuous experience and equip you with the knowledge you need to make the best decisions for your future.
Serving primarily the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit - Beaufort, Jasper, Colleton, Hampton and Allendale Counties, including Beaufort, Bluffton, Hilton Head Island, Ridgeland, and Walterboro, we pursue or defend claims on behalf of our clients throughout the State of South Carolina.
Our attorneys have substantial trial experience and are comfortable fighting for the best possible outcome for our clients - whether that means taking a case to the courtroom, or doing everything possible for our clients to avoid trial. We advocate for you during what is often an emotional, tumultuous experience and equip you with the knowledge you need to make the best decisions for your future.
Serving primarily the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit - Beaufort, Jasper, Colleton, Hampton and Allendale Counties, including Beaufort, Bluffton, Hilton Head Island, Ridgeland, and Walterboro, we pursue or defend claims on behalf of our clients throughout the State of South Carolina.
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At Ferguson & Ferguson, LLC, you are more than your case.
Our experienced legal team will treat you with respect and your circumstances with sensitivity while helping you navigate through the legal process.
We will advocate on your behalf, fighting diligently to protect what matters most.
Well-established in the Lowcountry, our attorneys consistently strive for the best possible outcome for our clients.
Disclaimer - This website, and all materials within it, have been prepared by Ferguson & Ferguson, LLC for informational purposes only.
Our experienced legal team will treat you with respect and your circumstances with sensitivity while helping you navigate through the legal process.
We will advocate on your behalf, fighting diligently to protect what matters most.
Well-established in the Lowcountry, our attorneys consistently strive for the best possible outcome for our clients.
Disclaimer - This website, and all materials within it, have been prepared by Ferguson & Ferguson, LLC for informational purposes only.
In South Carolina, there are two types of drunk driving charges - Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and Driving with an Unlawful Alcohol Content (DUAC).
Being charged with DUI or DUAC is serious and can have life-changing implications if convicted.
A law enforcement officer can charge you with DUI if you are operating a vehicle under the influence of any substance, drug or alcohol, and DUI cases may be prosecuted on the testimony of the law enforcement officer alone.
Breathalyzer test results are not required for conviction in a DUI case.
Being charged with DUI or DUAC is serious and can have life-changing implications if convicted.
A law enforcement officer can charge you with DUI if you are operating a vehicle under the influence of any substance, drug or alcohol, and DUI cases may be prosecuted on the testimony of the law enforcement officer alone.
Breathalyzer test results are not required for conviction in a DUI case.
Assault and violent crime charges are incredibly complex that often have high stakes for both the victim and the accused.
Any crime that involves a physical attack is typically classified as an assault.
Violent crimes in South Carolina are typically heavily prosecuted and penalties if convicted ranges from years in prison to a life sentence or even the death penalty.
In this situation, you want to seek the best possible outcome and having an experienced criminal defense attorney on your side can help you navigate the complex legal process.
Any crime that involves a physical attack is typically classified as an assault.
Violent crimes in South Carolina are typically heavily prosecuted and penalties if convicted ranges from years in prison to a life sentence or even the death penalty.
In this situation, you want to seek the best possible outcome and having an experienced criminal defense attorney on your side can help you navigate the complex legal process.
A Domestic Violence charge is the result of unlawful emotional and/or physical injuries to a victim.
When convicted of Domestic Violence in South Carolina, the charge can range from a misdemeanor to a felony and convictions carry serious consequences, including possible loss of employment, trouble finding future employment, inability to possess a firearm as well as adverse effects in divorce and child custody cases.
With charges this serious, you need an experienced lawyer on your side ready to listen and guide you through this process.
When convicted of Domestic Violence in South Carolina, the charge can range from a misdemeanor to a felony and convictions carry serious consequences, including possible loss of employment, trouble finding future employment, inability to possess a firearm as well as adverse effects in divorce and child custody cases.
With charges this serious, you need an experienced lawyer on your side ready to listen and guide you through this process.
Law enforcement takes drug crimes in South Carolina very seriously as these types of crimes are sometimes associated with other criminal behavior, such as burglary and sex crimes.
To help curtail drug crimes in South Carolina, drug offenses carry heavy penalties if convicted.
Depending on the type of charge and drug, drug offenses can be tried as misdemeanors or felonies.
Possession With Intent to Distribute (PWID): a felony that can carry serious consequences; the second or third offense of PWID usually carries a mandatory jail sentence.
To help curtail drug crimes in South Carolina, drug offenses carry heavy penalties if convicted.
Depending on the type of charge and drug, drug offenses can be tried as misdemeanors or felonies.
Possession With Intent to Distribute (PWID): a felony that can carry serious consequences; the second or third offense of PWID usually carries a mandatory jail sentence.
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