Housing Law
Being comfortable in your own home is critical to your well-being. If you're having an issue with your housing, whether you own or rent your home, we can help. Here's some information to get you started thinking about your options.
If you'd like to speak with an attorney over the phone or in person about your housing issue, please give us a call at (843) 640-5980.
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In South Carolina, rental agreements are governed by the South Carolina Residential Landlord and Tenant Act. If you are facing eviction in the tri-county area, we may be able to assist you. Because eviction actions move quickly, please get in touch with us as soon as you become aware of your legal issue.
In addition, we may also be able to assist you if you need to sue your landlord (or tenant). Or if you would like to file in small claims court without an attorney, the courts have created an FAQ sheet to help guide pro se (self-represented) litigants through the process of arguing their case in magistrate’s court, which is also available below.
If you are homeless or will become homeless if you are evicted, please consider contacting 180 Place at (843) 737-8357 and asking for legal assistance.
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Other issues related to housing could include property issues like deed disputes, disagreements among co-owners of a property, heirs property issues, or land contract sales. If you're not sure what category your problem falls into, give us a call. We have attorneys available to talk to you over the phone and are happy to help you find the right way to tackle whatever challenge you are facing.