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In South Carolina, there are a number of factors that would influence this decision. If you think you might want to sell the house during the marriage, and do not want to need her cooperation in the sale, put it in your name only. Also, if you are using pre-marital funds, you may wasn't to put it in your name in hopes that it would not be considered marital property (pre-marital funds would be from the sale of another house that you owned prior to marriage, or from the sale of stocks or an account that you had prior to marriage and which was not comingled with pre-marital funds). If you are in a vocation that makes it more likely that you will be sued, you may want to put it in her name to keep it awa from judgment creditors, unless the factors mentioned above outweigh this factor. Perhaps pay lawyer to give you advice specific to your situation.

While my first response would be to say the car being moved is the one at fault, I almost backed into a car double-parked across the street from my driveway. In Florida we have comparative negligence which means that one person does not have to be 100% at fault....that sounds to me like both parties share in the blame.