George and Kristen Jones were married in 2005 and lived together in Hilton Head, South Carolina. They had no children. Unfortunately, their marriage irretrievably broke down in 2016. In December 2016, George transferred to a new position at his employer and moved to Portland, Maine for a fresh start. He is renting an apartment there. His parents still live in South Carolina, however, and he returns approximately once a month to visit them. In 2017, Kristen meets with a South Carolina law firm specializing in divorce law. She outlines the facts above and explains that both she and George are in agreement that they need to divorce. She is now ready to move forward with filing for a no-fault divorce, but knows that George will dispute her claim for alimony and division of assets. She would like to file her petition for divorce in South Carolina. Will a South Carolina court have personal jurisdiction over George? Explain how a South Carolina court could exercise personal jurisdiction over George. What additional facts, if any, would help you determine whether the SC court could exercise jurisdiction over George