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Abandonment laws in SC require you to prove that your spouse left the marital home for one year or more immediately before you filed for divorce. The law also requires you to establish that the separation is without your consent and that the facts plainly show the departing spouse has no intention of returning home.

If the tenant is absent from a rental unit without explanation for a period of 15 days after nonpayment of rent, the rental unit is considered abandoned. If the landlord tries but cannot notify the tenant, the landlord may enter the dwelling unit and dispose of property found therein having a value of less than $500.

Go to the official website: .treasurer.sc.gov and click to search for unclaimed property. What is unclaimed property? Unclaimed property consists of bank accounts, wages, utility deposits, insurance policy proceeds, stocks, bonds, and other accounts that typically have been abandoned for one to five years.

The South Carolina Unclaimed Property Act requires any person who is in possession of property belonging to another; a trustee; or indebted to another on an obligation, to report unclaimed property by November 1 each year.

The South Carolina Unclaimed Property Act requires any person who is in possession of property belonging to another; a trustee; or indebted to another on an obligation, to report unclaimed property by November 1 each year.

Determining abandonment A tenant is presumed to have abandoned a rental if they have an unexplained absence for at least 15 days after defaulting on the payment of rent. Note the 15 day period that must elapse before the landlord can determine abandonment.