Divorce is devastating. So is job discrimination. Nancy Lipski is a downtown Lexington, South Carolina lawyer with over 20 years experience and can help.

Lipski lends an understanding ear while eyeing the best for you and your situation.

The breakup of a marriage or the loss of a job can cause a lot of stress. Lipski and her staff give it their all to secure your rights so that you can sleep better at night.

Whether she works collaboratively to negotiate a win-win agreement or litigates fiercely in court when settlement fails, Lipski is a lawyer who advocates with passion and compassion.

She knows how tough divorce can be, not only on the parties but the children too. She and her staff help ease the pain by guiding you through the family court process. From initial consultation to the final hearing, you'll understand your rights under South Carolina law on issues like alimony, child custody, child support, visitation, property division, and attorney's fees. They can be complicated and unpredictable. They very much depend upon the specific facts of your case. You'll work alongside Lipski and her staff to get down to the bottom of them (good or bad). Knowledge is power. Power resolves conflict.

Even more importantly, Lipski and her staff help empower you as you devise your new life strategy after divorce. Though divorce should be a last resort, after counseling and other attempts to save your marriage have failed, it can present opportunities. Lipski and her staff work with you to help you develop those opportunities so you can achieve your personal, professional, and financial goals.

Just like divorce, wrongful discharge or losing your job because of discrimination can be devastating too. Since 1982 when Lipski was a hearing officer in Ohio deciding unemployment compensation appeals, she's dealt with job-related issues. Lipski counsels employees on how to salvage their jobs. If they already have been fired, Lipski helps them assess if it was based on something illegal like race, sex, age, disability, or benefits discrimination. She litigates on behalf of employees in state and federal courts.

But she also counsels employers on how to hire, discipline, and terminate employees within the law. Called "preventive law", Lipski helps companies stay out of court so they "don't get sued by someone like me".

Lipski practices statewide in South Carolina. She regularly is in court in Lexington and Richland Counties. Just blocks from the new Lexington SC County Judicial Center, Lipski is conveniently located about 2 miles from I-20 in the historic Old Mill district of Lexington. Just 20 minutes from Columbia. Click here for directions.