What is the heir property laws in south carolina?

if uncle sales a timberwood n only give those that paid taxes is that wrong n what can those who didnt get money for not paying taxes do isnt that neglect of ownership

Hi crazy!

Welcome to forums!

If the heirs are not paying their taxes, then it is definitely a neglect of ownership.

Sussane

both parents are dead ,one child kept the taxes paid and now we are ready to split the land but 2 of the 5 children dont want anything to do with the land they want their nieces and nephews to have it. how do we do that. 8)

Hi BOBBIE!

Welcome to forums!

You're in a complicated situation. It will be better if you could get in touch with a real estate attorney and take his help in this regard.

Feel free to ask if you've further queries.

Sussane

My great-grandfather had left land as heirs property. What we understand is that we cannot do anything with the land. We live in South Carolina. Can heir property be broken, if so how?

Hi Ronay,

The land may be subdivided. In order to do so, you will have to contact your county's planning and development office for information regarding rules and regulations.

Thanks

My father has been paying the taxes on my grandmothers property since her death in 1984, and it is not until my uncle who resided there died have the family now claimed it as heir property what is his legal rights. Is he allowed to get the monies paid for taxes off the top should they all agree to sell the property

Hi Andrea!

Welcome to the forums!

Your father is also one of the heirs to that property. So, he will have his claim to the property. He can claim a higher share because he has paid for the taxes. However, it will depend upon his siblings as to how the property will be divided.

Feel free to ask if you've further queries.

Sussane

scernario: 1.husband is heir to father's propertyv 2.if husband dies is the wife now heir to that property? 3.can husband leave property to wife, even thought he has 4 children ? property is in SC

Welcome joany,

The wife will be considered as one of the heir's to the deceased husband's property. If the husband wishes, he can draft a will and leave the whole property to the wife irrespective of his 4 children.