South Carolina Motion for Transfer of Venue For Decedent Estate is a legal filing that is used to change the court location where a decedent’s estate will be administered. When a decedent dies, their estate is typically administered in the county where the decedent lived at the time of death. However, if the decedent’s estate is complex or the decedent had assets in multiple counties, then a South Carolina Motion for Transfer of Venue For Decedent Estate may be used to change the court location where the estate is administered. There are two different types of South Carolina Motion for Transfer of Venue For Decedent Estate. The first type is a “Motion to Transfer Venue,” which is filed by the executor or administrator of the estate and seeks to move the case from one county to another. The second type is a “Motion to Dismiss Venue,” which is filed by the executor or administrator of the estate and seeks to dismiss the case from the court.