How Is “Just Compensation” Calculated in South Carolina Condemnation Cases?
When the government acquires private property for public use, property owners are legally entitled to receive just compensation in condemnation cases. This principle ensures that
What Fair Market Value Really Means in South Carolina Eminent Domain Cases
When the government or a public agency seeks to acquire private land in South Carolina through eminent domain, the most important legal issue is how
Urban Eminent Domain Trends Homeowners in Spartanburg Should Know
Eminent domain is a legal process that allows the government to take private property for public use, provided homeowners receive just compensation. In fast-growing communities
6 types of Alimony in South Carolina
Quick Answer: South Carolina Code § 20-3-130 authorizes six categories of alimony or spousal support:Periodic alimony: Ongoing support that can generally be modified when circumstances change.Lump-sum
Woodruff Road Congestion Relief Project
SCDOT Road Projects: Woodruff Road Congestion Relief As the Project title notes, this SCDOT road congestion relief project aims to improve traffic congestion on Woodruff
Carolina Crossroads: SCDOT 2021 Road Projects
SCDOT I-20/26/126 Corridor Improvement Project We all know how dangerous I-26 can be once you reach Columbia and attempt to navigate the interchanges at I-20
Eminent Domain – The Government is Taking Your Land, Now What?
Government agencies in South Carolina can legally acquire private property for certain public projects through eminent domain, but property owners still retain important legal rights
