This comes from the Greenville County website:
"This article was originally published in the May/June, 1995 issue of the South Carolina Lawyer magazine. It is published here with the permission of the author and the South Carolina Bar.
Whether one likes it or not, sooner or later most lawyers will have clients seeking to foreclose a note and mortgage. The primary purpose, of course, in a mortgage foreclosure suit is to have the mortgaged property sold and the proceeds of sale applied against the debt secured by the property. This article will guide the reader through a fairly typical mortgage foreclosure action.
In counties having Equity Court Judges, also known as Masters in Equity, those courts handle most of the mortgage foreclosure actions. Circuit courts also have jurisdiction to hear foreclosures and do so most often in counties without Equity Judges. In order to foreclose a mortgage efficiently and correctly, a lawyer needs to take the following steps..." Continue reading
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