South Carolina SALADIN Plaintiff Instructions refer to the instructions on how to file a complaint in South Carolina for a divorce. These instructions provide guidance on the content and form of the complaint, the required documents, filing fees and other associated conditions. The three main types of South Carolina SALADIN Plaintiff Instructions are: 1. Complaint for Absolute Divorce: This type of complaint is used to end a marriage. It outlines the reasons why the couple is seeking a divorce and must be signed by the plaintiff in order to be filed. 2. Complaint for Separate Maintenance and Support: This type of complaint is used to request alimony and support from the other spouse. It must include a statement of the marriage’s assets and liabilities, a statement of the parties’ incomes and the reasons why support and alimony are being sought. 3. Complaint for Legal Separation: This type of complaint is used to separate the couple without legally ending the marriage. It outlines the reasons why the couple is seeking a separation and must be signed by the plaintiff in order to be filed. In addition to the above types of South Carolina SALADIN Plaintiff Instructions, the South Carolina court system also provides additional instructions and guidance on the filing process and related documents.