Public Notices in Charleston, South Carolina | South Carolina

John Franklin applied for a coastal permit to install a private recreational dock, floats, ramp, and seawall modifications at 43 Anderson Ave, Charleston. The Bureau of Coastal Management will accept written comments through May 26, 2026, before deciding on the permit.

May 17, 2026Public Hearing Charleston

Plaintiff Jeffrey Carlton Davis filed an amended complaint for partition against multiple defendants concerning a Charleston County property (TMS 464-02-00-034). Defendants must answer within 30 days or risk default; a guardian ad litem nisi was appointed for disabled or unknown parties.

May 16, 2026Court Notice Charleston

This summons notifies fourth-party defendant Bruno R. De Costa of a lawsuit filed in Charleston County (2025-CP-08-03443) and requires him to file an answer within 30 days at the attorney's Charleston office or risk default judgment.

May 16, 2026Court Notice Charleston

This summons notifies Guillermo Perez Avila he must file an answer to a civil complaint filed by Alex Avila Perez in Charleston County Court of Common Pleas within 30 days of service, or the plaintiff will seek a default judgment. Failure to respond leads to a default judgment.

May 16, 2026Court Notice Charleston

First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company filed a mortgage foreclosure complaint (deficiency judgment demanded) against James Michael Chumley and others in Charleston County. The defendant must answer within 30 days or the bank will seek default judgment and requested relief.

May 16, 2026Foreclosure Charleston

This is a condemnation (eminent domain) action filed by the County of Charleston against multiple Jenkins family members and other unknown parties to acquire land. The notice lists named landowners and unknown heirs whose property interests may be taken by the county.

May 15, 2026Court Notice Charleston

County of Charleston has filed a condemnation (eminent domain) action against Marie J. Frazier and other named landowners and potential unknown claimants. The notice identifies parties to the proceeding and preserves rights of unknown heirs and persons in military service.

May 15, 2026Court Notice Charleston

A virtual probate hearing has been scheduled in the Charleston County Probate Court for the estate of Sarah Coakley Day. The petitioner or their counsel must notify interested persons and arrange for a court reporter if one was requested.

May 15, 2026Probate Charleston

A final hearing in case 2025-CP-10-05696 (Kenneth L. Edwards v. Shakeria Sawyer et al.) is scheduled for June 3, 2026 at 3:00 PM in the Charleston County Judicial Center. Defendants should appear in person or send a representative.

May 15, 2026Court Notice Charleston

Multiple estate creditor notices published for Charleston County require persons with claims against listed decedents to file Form #371ES with Probate Judge Irvin G. Condon within eight months of first publication or one year from the date of death, whichever is earlier.

May 15, 2026Probate Charleston

This notice informs creditors of two South Carolina estates (McArthur Callis and Carole Wayne King) to submit claims to the named personal representatives and file Form #371ES with the Charleston Probate Judge within the statutory claim period. Failure to timely file will bar claims.

May 15, 2026Probate Charleston

Navy Federal Credit Union filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint in Charleston County against Simon Jerome Chavis and other named and unknown parties to recover on a mortgage. The suit seeks to foreclose the mortgage and potentially sell the described property to satisfy the debt.

May 15, 2026Foreclosure Charleston

This is a probate-related court filing in Charleston County naming numerous heirs and estates connected to Lafayette and Truesdale families. The filing seeks to resolve estate interests and identify parties, including possible servicemembers, in the listed estate matters.

May 15, 2026Probate Charleston

This is a court summons filed in Charleston County (case 2026-CP-10-00482) where plaintiffs allege claims against Shakur Muhammad Johnson and related business entities; the defendants are required to answer the complaint. Failure to respond may lead to a default judgment.

May 15, 2026Court Notice Charleston

The Charleston County Board of Zoning Appeals met May 4, 2026 and decided on three zoning matters: reversing an administrative denial for appeals related to properties on Lofton Road and Hwy 17 N, approving a special exception to sell alcohol at a restaurant on Hwy 78 with conditions, and considering another special exception.

May 15, 2026Public Hearing Charleston

Charleston County's FY27 Summer Greenbelt application cycle opens June 1, 2026 and closes July 31, 2026; residents can apply online for Greenbelt programs at the county website. This notice announces the application window and where to get more information.

May 15, 2026Public Hearing Charleston

A plaintiff has filed a court complaint concerning real property at 647 Daniel Whaley Road, Charleston, SC, naming deceased owners' heirs and unknown parties as defendants. The summons requires the defendants to respond to the complaint in the Ninth Judicial Circuit case.

May 15, 2026Court Notice Charleston

This is a creditor notice for two decedents' estates in Charleston County instructing anyone with claims to file with the Probate Judge and deliver/mail claims to the listed personal representatives within the statute timeframe, or be forever barred.

May 15, 2026Probate Charleston

SSB Insurance Corp has filed Articles of Dissolution and is winding up its affairs; creditors or claimants must submit claims to Marsh Management Services Inc. at 151 Meeting Street, Suite 301, Charleston, SC. Claims not started within five years of this notice will be barred.

May 15, 2026Other Charleston

Plaintiff Alpine Advance 5 LLC has filed a petition in Horry County court against Brighton Construction LLC and Thomas Glenn Bridgeman. The defendants must file an answer within 30 days of service or risk a default judgment granting the plaintiff's requested relief.

May 14, 2026Court Notice Charleston

This is a probate notice for the estate of Mary Glenn Givens, opened under case 2026ES4300234. The personal representative (Lea B. Givens Jr.) and alternate/another representative (Glenn F. Givens) are listed so creditors and heirs can make claims or inquiries.

May 13, 2026Probate Charleston

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston will hold a public hearing on May 20, 2026 at 3:00 PM to gather public comments on its 2026 PHA Annual Plan and the Capital Fund Program 5-Year Action Plan. Written comments due by noon May 18, 2026.

May 10, 2026Public Hearing Charleston

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston seeks sealed bids from licensed South Carolina contractors to perform fire damage repairs at 1800 Ashley West Apartments. Bids are due by 2:00 p.m. on June 4, 2026, with a voluntary pre-bid on May 12, 2026.

May 10, 2026Bid Notice Charleston

Go Store It - Self Storage will hold an online auction of units to enforce storage liens under South Carolina law. The sale runs on storagetreasures.com from May 8, 2026 through May 18, 2026 at 12:00 PM, selling listed units' contents to satisfy unpaid charges.

May 10, 2026Other Charleston

Go Store It will sell the contents of listed self-storage units at 951 Folly Road, Charleston, on 5/18/2026 at 12:00pm via StorageTreasures to satisfy unpaid liens. Units include B181, B196, C153, C226 and AD# 14581.

May 10, 2026Other Charleston

Public Storage is holding multiple online public auctions for abandoned or delinquent storage units at several Charleston-area locations on specified dates and times. Units listed by customer name and unit number will be sold to the highest bidder; payment by credit card required and sales may be canceled.

May 10, 2026Other Charleston

The City of Charleston seeks a qualified engineering firm to prepare preliminary designs for the Newmarket Creek Restoration Project to restore saltmarsh, floodplain, and wetlands and reduce chronic flooding on the Eastside; statements of qualifications are due June 5, 2026.

May 9, 2026Bid Notice Charleston

A partition lawsuit has been filed in Charleston County seeking division of a parcel (TMS 464-02-00-034); defendants must file an answer within 30 days of service or face default judgment. A Guardian ad Litem Nisi has been appointed for potentially incompetent or minor defendants.

May 9, 2026Court Notice Charleston

This is a summons and fourth-party complaint filed in Charleston County where Bruno R. De Costa is required to respond within 30 days to claims brought by Tamieka Gadson against Carolina Custom Carpentry, LLC and others. Failure to answer risks a default judgment against him.

May 9, 2026Court Notice Charleston

This is a summons in a civil case filed in Charleston County (Case No. 2025-CP-10-01812) requiring third-party defendant Edward Rojas Jara to answer Kingswood Custom Homes, Inc. and Kingswood Homes, Inc.'s Second Amended Third-Party Complaint. The plaintiffs seek judgment as stated in that complaint.

May 9, 2026Court Notice Charleston

Charleston, South Carolina — Public Notices

John Franklin applied for a coastal permit to install a private recreational dock, floats, ramp, and seawall modifications at 43 Anderson Ave, Charleston. The Bureau of Coastal Management will accept written comments through May 26, 2026, before deciding on the permit.

Plaintiff Jeffrey Carlton Davis filed an amended complaint for partition against multiple defendants concerning a Charleston County property (TMS 464-02-00-034). Defendants must answer within 30 days or risk default; a guardian ad litem nisi was appointed for disabled or unknown parties.

This summons notifies fourth-party defendant Bruno R. De Costa of a lawsuit filed in Charleston County (2025-CP-08-03443) and requires him to file an answer within 30 days at the attorney's Charleston office or risk default judgment.

This summons notifies Guillermo Perez Avila he must file an answer to a civil complaint filed by Alex Avila Perez in Charleston County Court of Common Pleas within 30 days of service, or the plaintiff will seek a default judgment. Failure to respond leads to a default judgment.

First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company filed a mortgage foreclosure complaint (deficiency judgment demanded) against James Michael Chumley and others in Charleston County. The defendant must answer within 30 days or the bank will seek default judgment and requested relief.

This is a condemnation (eminent domain) action filed by the County of Charleston against multiple Jenkins family members and other unknown parties to acquire land. The notice lists named landowners and unknown heirs whose property interests may be taken by the county.

County of Charleston has filed a condemnation (eminent domain) action against Marie J. Frazier and other named landowners and potential unknown claimants. The notice identifies parties to the proceeding and preserves rights of unknown heirs and persons in military service.

A virtual probate hearing has been scheduled in the Charleston County Probate Court for the estate of Sarah Coakley Day. The petitioner or their counsel must notify interested persons and arrange for a court reporter if one was requested.

A final hearing in case 2025-CP-10-05696 (Kenneth L. Edwards v. Shakeria Sawyer et al.) is scheduled for June 3, 2026 at 3:00 PM in the Charleston County Judicial Center. Defendants should appear in person or send a representative.

Multiple estate creditor notices published for Charleston County require persons with claims against listed decedents to file Form #371ES with Probate Judge Irvin G. Condon within eight months of first publication or one year from the date of death, whichever is earlier.

This notice informs creditors of two South Carolina estates (McArthur Callis and Carole Wayne King) to submit claims to the named personal representatives and file Form #371ES with the Charleston Probate Judge within the statutory claim period. Failure to timely file will bar claims.

Navy Federal Credit Union filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint in Charleston County against Simon Jerome Chavis and other named and unknown parties to recover on a mortgage. The suit seeks to foreclose the mortgage and potentially sell the described property to satisfy the debt.

This is a probate-related court filing in Charleston County naming numerous heirs and estates connected to Lafayette and Truesdale families. The filing seeks to resolve estate interests and identify parties, including possible servicemembers, in the listed estate matters.

This is a court summons filed in Charleston County (case 2026-CP-10-00482) where plaintiffs allege claims against Shakur Muhammad Johnson and related business entities; the defendants are required to answer the complaint. Failure to respond may lead to a default judgment.

Charleston County's FY27 Summer Greenbelt application cycle opens June 1, 2026 and closes July 31, 2026; residents can apply online for Greenbelt programs at the county website. This notice announces the application window and where to get more information.

A plaintiff has filed a court complaint concerning real property at 647 Daniel Whaley Road, Charleston, SC, naming deceased owners' heirs and unknown parties as defendants. The summons requires the defendants to respond to the complaint in the Ninth Judicial Circuit case.

This is a creditor notice for two decedents' estates in Charleston County instructing anyone with claims to file with the Probate Judge and deliver/mail claims to the listed personal representatives within the statute timeframe, or be forever barred.

SSB Insurance Corp has filed Articles of Dissolution and is winding up its affairs; creditors or claimants must submit claims to Marsh Management Services Inc. at 151 Meeting Street, Suite 301, Charleston, SC. Claims not started within five years of this notice will be barred.

Plaintiff Alpine Advance 5 LLC has filed a petition in Horry County court against Brighton Construction LLC and Thomas Glenn Bridgeman. The defendants must file an answer within 30 days of service or risk a default judgment granting the plaintiff's requested relief.

This is a probate notice for the estate of Mary Glenn Givens, opened under case 2026ES4300234. The personal representative (Lea B. Givens Jr.) and alternate/another representative (Glenn F. Givens) are listed so creditors and heirs can make claims or inquiries.

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston will hold a public hearing on May 20, 2026 at 3:00 PM to gather public comments on its 2026 PHA Annual Plan and the Capital Fund Program 5-Year Action Plan. Written comments due by noon May 18, 2026.

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston seeks sealed bids from licensed South Carolina contractors to perform fire damage repairs at 1800 Ashley West Apartments. Bids are due by 2:00 p.m. on June 4, 2026, with a voluntary pre-bid on May 12, 2026.

Go Store It - Self Storage will hold an online auction of units to enforce storage liens under South Carolina law. The sale runs on storagetreasures.com from May 8, 2026 through May 18, 2026 at 12:00 PM, selling listed units' contents to satisfy unpaid charges.

Go Store It will sell the contents of listed self-storage units at 951 Folly Road, Charleston, on 5/18/2026 at 12:00pm via StorageTreasures to satisfy unpaid liens. Units include B181, B196, C153, C226 and AD# 14581.

The City of Charleston seeks a qualified engineering firm to prepare preliminary designs for the Newmarket Creek Restoration Project to restore saltmarsh, floodplain, and wetlands and reduce chronic flooding on the Eastside; statements of qualifications are due June 5, 2026.

A partition lawsuit has been filed in Charleston County seeking division of a parcel (TMS 464-02-00-034); defendants must file an answer within 30 days of service or face default judgment. A Guardian ad Litem Nisi has been appointed for potentially incompetent or minor defendants.

This is a summons and fourth-party complaint filed in Charleston County where Bruno R. De Costa is required to respond within 30 days to claims brought by Tamieka Gadson against Carolina Custom Carpentry, LLC and others. Failure to answer risks a default judgment against him.