South Carolina Public Notices
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A foreclosure sale ordered by the Sumter County Master-in-Equity will auction the Tudor Place subdivision lot at 2220 Preot Street, Sumter, SC on June 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM. Bidders must pay 5% deposit and full payment within 20 days or risk resale.
A court-ordered foreclosure sale will be held June 3, 2026 at 11:00 AM in Moncks Corner for 138 Clarine Drive, Goose Creek. The property will be auctioned to the highest bidder; successful bidders must deposit 5% and close within 30 days.
This is a foreclosure action filed in Oconee County by CrossCreek Development of Oconee, Inc. against Robert L. Hughes, Jr., as trustee of the Hughes Living Trust and others claiming interest in the described real estate. The suit seeks to resolve competing claims and foreclose on the property.
Bank of America, N.A. has filed a foreclosure suit in Oconee County against Gary M. Dyer and other named or unknown parties seeking to enforce a lien on specified real estate. The suit notifies heirs, possible occupants, and other claimants they are parties to the action.
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.
PHH Mortgage Corporation filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint against Roosevelt Partlow and others in Greenwood County. Defendants must answer within 30 days or risk default judgment and referral to a Master-in-Equity who can enter final judgment.
Truist Bank filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint in Horry County against Susan E. Chilcoat and other potential heirs, seeking foreclosure relief; defendants must respond within 30 days or risk default and loss of the property interest.
Freedom Mortgage Corporation filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint in Anderson County against John Lee and multiple parties, seeking foreclosure relief; defendants have 30 days to answer (60 for the U.S.) or risk default and a final judgment. Deficiency waived.
Lender Deutsche Bank filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint in Florence County against Myrt Frost and others; defendants must respond within 30 days or risk default judgment and loss of the property. The complaint was filed March 3, 2026.
This is a summons in a civil action filed in Orangeburg County where defendants, including Clifton A. Harris Jr., Kathy Henderson (Delinquent Tax Collector), and unknown parties, must answer the plaintiff's complaint within 30 days of service or the plaintiff will seek the requested relief.
This is a Court of Common Pleas complaint filed in Oconee County (Case No. 2026-CP-37-00291) involving CrossCreek Development of Oconee, Inc. against Robert L. Hughes, Jr., Trustee of the Hughes Living Trust, and other unknown parties claiming interests in certain real estate. The suit seeks to resolve competing claims to the described property.
Bank of America, N.A. filed a foreclosure complaint in Oconee County against Gary M. Dyer and other named and unknown parties seeking enforcement of rights against real estate securing a loan. The action may lead to sale or loss of the property.
US Bank Trust filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint in Richland County against multiple named defendants and unknown parties involving a secured property; defendants must answer within 30 days or risk default and loss of the property. Deficiency is waived.
PHH Mortgage Corporation filed a non-jury mortgage foreclosure complaint against Roosevelt Partlow and other named or unknown parties in Greenwood County. Defendants must answer within 30 days or risk default judgment and referral to a Master-in-Equity who can enter final judgment.
What Are Public Notices in South Carolina?
Public notices in South Carolina are legally mandated announcements published in official newspapers and government portals. Under state law, government agencies, courts, and private parties must publish these notices to inform the public of actions that may affect their rights or property.
Common types of public notices in South Carolina include foreclosure filings, probate and estate notices, fictitious business name statements, tax deed sales, lis pendens (pending lawsuit filings on real property), name change petitions, and government bid solicitations.
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