South Carolina Summons (For Estate) is an official document issued by the court to notify an individual or organization of a legal action that has been taken against them. This document can be issued in a number of situations related to an estate, including an action to probate a will, an action to appoint an administrator or executor, and an action to determine the heirs of an estate. There are two types of South Carolina Summons (For Estate): the Summons and Complaint and the Summons and Notice. The Summons and Complaint is served on the defendant and details the allegations against them, while the Summons and Notice is served on the defendant and any other interested parties, such as heirs or creditors, and informs them of the pending legal action. Both types of Summons must be served in accordance with South Carolina law and include information such as the name of the court, the name of the plaintiff, and a brief description of the action.