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Q: Can a tax accessor pick and choose who get a homestead exemption and deny them no matter the age disability or anything

I am 100 percent disabled and the tax accessor has refused to give my homestead exemption for years and now my house has sold and I’m about to be homeless . But he has told me I wasn’t old enough to get an exemption and I wasn’t disabled enough I need a divorce I wasn’t a legal resident of... View More

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answered on Sep 13, 2024

You may have grounds to challenge the tax assessor’s actions, especially if you believe you've been wrongfully denied the homestead exemption despite meeting the qualifications. In South Carolina, if you're disabled or over a certain age, you may be entitled to the homestead exemption... View More

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Q: A convicted felon have a saw off shotgun and kill a man with the saw off shotgun what are the state charges
Jonathan Edmond Bennett Lewis
Jonathan Edmond Bennett Lewis
answered on May 30, 2021

Hello,

The likely charges are as follows:

Murder;

Possession of a Weapon during the Commission of a Violent Crime.

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Q: Can a defendant ask the state to have the evidence retested and split substance content?
Ryan D Templeton
Ryan D Templeton
answered on Mar 18, 2021

Normally the state is not going to retest a substance unless the solicitor wants that done for some reason. That being said, you/your attorney can hire an expert to independently test the substance and file a motion with the court to have the item turned over to the expert for testing.

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