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Its is difficult to to give you specific advice in this forum, but here is some general information that may be helpful. Unless otherwise stated in...

The other attorney highlights some valid points in regards to the facts. Without more, it is difficult in this forum to provide useful general...

I bought a condo in Florence, S.C. in 2003. IIn the past we haven't had problem tenants.

Even if the agreement or HOA bylaws do not address the issue, look to see if the management company is simply not performing? If the HOA board can...

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I think the other attorneys answered your question. I just wanted to support their answers from an SC perspective. There isn't any SC residential...

Over two years ago, I transferred title to my son on my real estate property in South Carolina due to illness.

I'm not sure a mortgage holder is completely protected, even if they do not hold title to the property. AS the other attorney explained, any...

My wife recently died without a will. All her assests were jointly with me. Do I need a lawyer to handle the estate?

It may cost money, unless you can find a free consultation. many probate attorneys would provide free consultations. The attorney could run through...

The other attorney provides pretty sound advice in this case. From these facts challenging the situation would cost more than $25 and probably...

My Grandson's girlfriend moved some of her things into a home I own, without my permission. I want her out of the house, now

The other attorney has provided your best means to eject this person from the property. The Sheriff is not entirely correct. What you would need is...

Can a home owner legally kick out of his home a destructive and abusive 18 year old boy of no relation without legal documents?

There would be no way to properly remove a person from property without legal intervention. Certainly, if there is criminal abuse of person or...

The other attorneys provide valuable information in regards to the POA. You need to open an estate with the probate court. Then you need to...