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My stolen camper was left at a house and the homeowner was told I said to bring it there. I did not. They want it gone but I don't have a way to go get it. I can't even get a ride to the home to talk to homeowners to ask for a few days to arrange way to have it moved police are telling me... View More 
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answered on Nov 30, 2023
In South Carolina, if your stolen camper has been recovered and left on someone else's property without your consent, the situation is understandably frustrating and complex. First, it's important to recognize that the homeowner has the right to request the removal of the camper from... View More
For example, if I move from Charleston county to Dorchester county. It was my understanding that if you're in that county for longer than thirty days, and you receive mail correspondence in that county, that you are considered a resident of that county. Is that wrong? Is there something... View More
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
When you move from one county to another within South Carolina, residency rules generally depend on factors like how long you’ve lived there and where you receive your mail. If you've been in the new county for more than 30 days and you’re receiving mail there, this is often seen as... View More
our neighborhood flooded due to the drainage ditches backing up - we had nearly 24 inches of water under our house - it ruined our ac/heat unit and the ductwork. we have had this problem since hurricane Matthew nearly 5 years ago. we have been trying to get the dot to help but no one with help... View More
answered on Aug 27, 2023
A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. A starting point could be a civil litigation attorney who is familiar with technical property damage claims. Good luck
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answered on Aug 8, 2023
South Carolina law allows for the open carry of most types of knives, including fixed blade knives, as long as they are not intended for an unlawful purpose.
answered on Feb 25, 2022
Admiralty/Maritime is included here, but a maritime connection is not clear, unless you mean a bond in connection with a proceeding for a ship or boat involving exoneration or limitation of liability. If this does not involve a vessel, it could be something closer to the criminal law section than... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2021
A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. You could also consider discussing this with an insurance agent who has experience with commercial policies for these types of operations. That way you could identify the risks you need to be protected... View More
The cops came to my house on Wed. 11-17 with a search warrant looking to find a large amount of marijuana. They found a roach. My girlfriend said it was hers so they gave her a ticket for simple possession. They then told me I had to go to the police department Mon. 11-21 because they wanted to... View More
answered on Nov 21, 2021
Is there a statue of limitations for simple possession in SC?
No. There are no statutes of limitations on criminal offenses in South Carolina.
Can they really come back to the house and arrest me?
Yes. In South Carolina we have two types of possession, constructive and... View More
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answered on Sep 30, 2021
Not sure of your question. But if there was a breach of warranties on the Warranty Deed, or some type of dislosure fraud, then a cause of action may exist. It is up to the buyer, now owner, to sue you. If there has not been a Deed executed yet, then read your Contract about each Parties'... View More
I received a ticket for petit larceny and showed up for court but the officer that wrote the ticket did not, do I still have to pay the ticket? South Carolina
answered on Oct 5, 2020
I would need more information in order to answer this question. Did you request that the case be dismissed when the officer did not show up? Did you enter a plea to the charge? More information is needed in order to answer your question.
sc rules state that ebikes can go on paths, but our paths are for residents getting exercise who are generally 60+, children on bikes, residents with pets, casual bicylers, etc . we want to restrict bikes to the street and not the paths. can you help?
answered on Mar 22, 2020
You might not even need a lawyer. You could contact your local officials in the city council or town board and discuss your concerns with them. Good luck
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I went to go look at my charges and they have them listed like that and one of the charges doesn't have an case number {inditemsnt number}. What does this all mean?
answered on Aug 31, 2019
If you are looking at the charges on the public index it is more likely than not that one is an entry from bond court/prelim court which is in magistrate court and the second entry is the actual pending charge in general sessions court.
answered on Feb 20, 2018
South Carolina has never allowed drive-through alcohol sales and it would take a change in the ABC Regulations to accomplish this. It is not believed that there is a chance such a rule would pass as the Mothers Against Drunk Drivers would come out in force to stop what they believe would encourage... View More
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