Eviction Notice Legal Requirements

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In South Carolina, landlords must provide a written notice specifying the reason for eviction. Tenants have 14 days to rectify the violation. If no written notice is provided, the eviction might not be legal. Seek legal advice from a local attorney for personalized guidance.

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Latia Scott
Hello Latia Scott, nice to meet you. Could you please provide some details about the legal issue you are facing, so I can assist you better?
So last week while at work I got a text from my landlord stating I had to be out of my apartment in 30 days because of behavior the violates my lease to make a long story short they were working on another apartment and did not notify anyone my husband was at home sleeping and the noise woke him up so naturally he got upset not knowing what is going on
Hello Latia, sorry to hear about your situation. Can you please specify the location of your apartment as eviction laws vary by state?
Park square apartments Spartanburg South Carolina
In South Carolina:
- Landlords must provide a written notice before eviction.
- The notice should specify the reason for eviction.
- The tenant has 14 days to rectify the violation.
- If not corrected, the landlord can file for eviction.
Please consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.
Ok
Hi Latia, just to clarify, did your landlord provide you with a written notice about the eviction and the specific lease violation? Your rights may depend on this.
No
In South Carolina:
- If no written notice was provided, your eviction might not be legal.
- Landlords should serve a written notice detailing lease violation.
- Seek legal advice from a local attorney.
This information is general, consult your attorney for specifics.
Thank you so much
You're welcome, Latia! Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions. Best of luck with your situation.