You really need to have a sit down with an attorney in your area who is familiar with a number of areas of law from Matrimonial Law, Real Estate,...

Generally a Will executed in another State will be recognized in the State of South Carolina. Properties really have nothing to do with whether...

The short answer is yes, you will need to open up a Probate Estate in the County in which he resided in at the time of the death. You should...

Can a court appointed guardian transfer a real estate deed title in the state of South Carolina?

No, Guardians do not have authority to handle the "assets" of individuals. The Probate Court would have to appoint you as a "conservator" of the...

Our ARC wants us to put in a culvert even though our builder and engineer said it will cause problems.

You may need to consult with a local attorney who can review your Covenants and Restrictions and ARC documents. Typically there is an appeal...

Based on your facts, it appears that you would be purchasing the "burdened" property. Generally, absent an agreement otherwise, the "benefitted"...

The first question is whether or not there is a Will in place and if so, does it designate who the Personal Representative should be? If there is...

South Carolina has two statutory provisions that answer your question. 1. A will from another State executed with the same formalities as are...

Not sure what your question is, the statutes pertaining to the custody, either temporarily or permanently have not changed. The foundational...

What’s the difference between a deed and a title ?

If this is truly "heirs property" than the current ownership in the property will need to be determined either through a Probate Estate filing if...