Suzanne Hawkins

Put my experience to work for you.

I offer you the knowledge and experience I've gained in 26 years as an attorney. I've worked across South Carolina and have tried cases, argued motions, and handled appeals in courts ranging from the Administrative Law Court to the Federal District Court.

I now practice exclusively in family court, handling only separation, divorce, custody issues, and modification and enforcement related to divorce and custody.

My focus is resolving your case as quickly and effectively as possible, but I know that the best way to settle a case is to prepare for trial. I have extensive litigation experience and am just as comfortable in the courtroom as I am at the negotiating table. We'll focus on your goals from our first meeting, and I will work to make them happen throughout your case.

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  Consult fee is $250. We accept credit cards, cash, checks, and cash app payments. We offer flat fees for uncontested matters.

South Carolina

Since 1997

U.S. District Court, District of South Carolina

Since 2004

Owner/Attorney

Hawkins Law

2014 - Current

Assistant General Counsel

SC Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation

2008 - 2014

Prosecuted licensing violations for the professional and occupational boards administered by SCDLLR.

Special Counsel

Rosen Hagood

2006 - 2008

Outside counsel to Charleston County School District and Dorchester County School District 2.

Associate

Duff White & Turner

2004 - 2008

Outside counsel to numerous SC school districts.

Attorney

Protection & Advocacy for People with Disabilities

1997 - 2004

Represented parents in special ed matters, statewide coordination of the agency's special ed advocacy.

Wake Forest University School of Law

J.D. (1997) | Law

1994 - 1997

Clemson University

B.A. (1994) | English and Political Science

1991 - 1994

Honors: cum laude

South Carolina State Bar

Member

1997 - Current

Trial Advocacy Skills

National Institute of Trial Advocacy

1999