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South Carolina power of attorney forms are used to allow a person (“principal”) to select someone else (“agent”) to handle their affairs related to their finances, medical care, or any special request. The only requirement is that the form must be signed in accordance with State law and afterward, may be used by presenting to third…

South Carolina bill of sale forms are used to convey personal property from a seller to a buyer in exchange for cash or trade. A bill of sale should be signed when the parties transact and the document can be used by the buyer to prove ownership. For vehicles, the seller should also provide the…

A South Carolina lease agreement is a legally binding contract allowing a tenant to live at a property in exchange for paying rent to the landlord. The agreement can be written for commercial and residential property to allow a tenant to occupy space and pay rent, usually on the first of the month. It is…

A South Carolina eviction notice is sent by a landlord to a tenant found to be in violation of the terms of a lease agreement. The notice must be sent in accordance with State laws, with the tenant being given a specific period of time to respond. If the tenant remains in violation of the…

A South Carolina Real Estate Power of Attorney Form acts as a legal document detailing a property owner’s designation of principal power to their agent. Often, such written approval is mandatory by the institutions where an agent represents the principal. In fact, if an agent cannot prove that he or she has been granted the…

A South Carolina Guardian of Minor Power of Attorney Form is a legal document utilized by parents or guardians for the purpose of upholding their parental responsibilities to a child or minor in their care. This is a temporary delegation of guardian powers to be used if the child’s parents or legal guardians are not available…

A South Carolina Limited Power of Attorney Form should be utilized when you wish to approve an agent’s ability to represent you in specific matters while restrained from affecting other areas of your finances. As with other POAs, it allows you, as principal, to appoint another, as your agent, to represent you. You may be away…

A South Carolina General (Financial) Power of Attorney Form provides a person to grant the power to act on their behalf in broad financial matters to another party. This Agent can act with Powers similar to those delivered through a durable power document. However, it will automatically terminate when the Principal (the person who granted…

A South Carolina Revocation of Power of Attorney Form is used to terminate the current use of an agent’s principal powers. When a principal grants his or her authority to an agent, it must be done in writing. Similarly, if the principal has decided that such an appointment must terminate, then he or she must put…

A South Carolina Tax Power of Attorney (Form SC-2848) or “Department Of Revenue Power Of Attorney And Declaration Of Representative” is a required submission when you wish to grant someone with the authority to act on your behalf when dealing with the South Carolina Department of Revenue. Generally, such paperwork is required when you need…