I prefer to continue paying my fed income tax as usual but I've heard that I may not be given a choice, that my employer may just stop paying our fed taxes without the employees request or consent.
This is a question for a tax attorney.
Not sure of the question. But all heirs at law are needed to convey the property, unless there is a probated Will Devise to certain devisees. Each heir/ devisee can individually convey their interest. But it takes all interests to add up to a fee simple absolute title.
My husband bought a house only put his name on the deed and title with an insurance check with both of our names on the check. Trying to be the sole owner by not adding my name to the title, when we have a disagreement he tell me I have to leave
If you are married any property purchased during the marriage is going to be marital property regardless of how the property is titles absent specific circumstances. If may be worth stilling down with a family law attorney in your area to go over your specific situation.
my older 3 siblings are executors I am youngest
In South Carolina the original will should be filed with the probate court with in 30 days of the decedent's death. If the will has been filed, as a beneficiary of the will you should be able to review the will at the local probate court.
It really depends on what the lease says. I would recommend that you read your lease in its entirety and if are unsure contact an attorney near you to discuss your options.
First, I am not a SC lawyer. However, your question is vague. If an appellant misses the deadline to note an appeal, yes he is time barred. But if your question has to do with appeal briefs, he may be time barred if the appellant does not file a brief on time.
No, it is not a crime of violence per 16-1-60. It is considered a non violent crime, and while it is classified as a misdemeanor it carries up to 3 years in prison. So any conviction, regardless of the imposes sentence could impact your federal rights to own and possess a firearm.
The person in question is a 25-year-old who is under the legal adult guardianship of abusive, controlling parents. The guardianship was filed in SC, but the person and their parents are living in MD. The parents have taken the person's phone and control of their money, they have no privacy and... Read more »
I do not practice in South Carolina, so I would recommend along this question to those who are. With that disclaimer, I believe what you will find is that you will need to petition the Court in SC for a modification of the guardianship. You SHOULD have standing as an interested person to challenge... Read more »
If you are contemplating filing bankruptcy, yes!!
I was recruited by a company that offered me a great opportunity. At the time, I had a promising career with a major corporation so I was reluctant to take the opportunity because I had a criminal background from ten years prior. I explained to various members of the recruiting company that I had a... Read more »
The specifics of your situation should be discussed with an employment attorney in your area; however, the answer is likely no. In an at-will state such as South Carolina, your employer can deny you employment opportunities or terminate your employment for any reason or no reason, as long as it is... Read more »
Tampering with Food
SC Code § 16-3-75 (2012)
It is unlawful for a person to maliciously tamper with a human drug product or food item with the intent to do bodily harm to a person.
A person who violates the provisions of this section is guilty of a felony and, upon conviction, must be imprisoned not... Read more »
Was charged with bring in contraband I don't want go to prison what do I do
You should contact a local defense attorney, the chances of you going to prison over a roach are minimal, that being said an attorney may be able to help you keep this off your record.
7 adult siblings were deeded the home house (1/7th interest each). 2 have died with nothing to probate so probate was not filed for them.
Home house is now in foreclosure. Bank has approved short sale. 1 of the deceased (in 2016) has 2 heirs and the other deceased (in 2020) has 5 heirs.... Read more »
A competent attorney can draft and record an Affidavit of Heirship which discloses to the world who the Heirs-At-Law are. I am not following your foreclosure process: are the Heirs selling the home with the money going to the Bank with no foreclosure? If true, then the Affidavit will be... Read more »
Charge/code 0612 simple/ simple assault, charged in 4/2010, did not get response from application to purchase firearm, did not follow upon on why.
Simple Assault is a misdemeanor in S.C. that carries up to 30 days in jail so that would not prohibit you federally or under S.C. law from purchasing a firearm.
This loan was taken out in 2008 through BOA and no payment was even made because it was fraudulent. Now in 2020 this collection agency is suing. E despite the SOL being 3 years and from the evidence I have from the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) says that the SOL begins upon the first... Read more »
Don't know about the SOL in South Carolina; but in Florida the SOL for this kind of debt is either 4 or 5 years, depending upon certain circumstances.
Rather than spending time asking lawyers here on Justia you should spend your time gathering all the evidence needed to show (1) the... Read more »
Does it have something to do with the mortgage crash in 2008 through 2010?
A South Carolina attorney could best advise, but your post remains open for five weeks. It's possible something inadvertently got left off in uploading your post - a case is not mentioned. Not every question is picked up, but you could try reposting, including the name of the case. Good luck... Read more »
Can I do an assignment or Power of Attorney and file for the excess funds w/out an Attonery?..
If you are the person entitled to the surplus funds you must contact the Court or have an attorney do so on your behalf. A person that has your power of attorney is not going to be able to do this on your behalf.
Officer told me if i came to court he would drop the charges but I don't want to show up to court empty handed. Charge is simple possession of marijuana
For simple possession of marijuana the minimum fine after all required assessments is $407.50 and the maximum fine is $615.00. Don't forget that simple possession of marijuana 1st offense also carries jail time of up to 30 days along with the fine. I would highly recommend speaking to an... Read more »
This is not legal advice, but an informal glance at U.S. Trademark Office records suggests that there are over 100 pending applications or active registrations using the phrase "BE KIND" as a mark or as part of a mark.
Numerous factors are considered in determining whether a mark... Read more »
I live in New York, where cases are trending downward. My ex, whom I am not divorced from lives in South Carolina, a state that does not have their COVID-19 cases under control. There is no official custody agreement, but she has been living in South Carolina for a year. My ex and I have already... Read more »
This is really a SC question as your daughter has lived there for more than 6 months. In general, since there is no order of custody, you both have equal rights to your daughter. If you keep your daughter here, the issue will be decided in a SC court.
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