Eviction Notice Period South Carolina

Summary

If youre not on the lease in South Carolina, youre considered a guest and should leave immediately if asked. For lease violations, the notice period is 14 days. Refusal to leave could result in being considered a trespasser and facing legal consequences. Consult the South Carolina Magistrate Court for further assistance.

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South Carolina
In South Carolina, if you're not on the lease, you're considered a guest. If asked to leave, you should do so immediately. However, if you've been living there for a while, you may have tenant rights.
- Notice Period: 14 days for lease violation.
- Court: South Carolina Magistrate Court

South Carolina Magistrate Court


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Address: * Sumter St #*, Columbia, SC *
Website: www.sccourts.org
Even if I’m not on the lease
In South Carolina, if you're not on the lease, you're considered a guest. If asked to leave, you should do so immediately. If you refuse, you could be considered a trespasser and face legal consequences.