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Our South Carolina county has a probate court judge.
We were involved in the probate of a tenant who borrowed money from us, her
son stold it, and used it on drugs and gambling.
The probate court judge is the one who orders printing of the waiting time
for an estate to be settled and then has the final hearing. If you contact
their office before the deadline, you will be included in hearings and
probably copies of documents.
Lynn

>Superior Court is the usual but there should be a court clerk who can direct
>you to the right people.
>
>In the office I worked in we would accept a letter that we would forward but
>wouldn't give out the address.  You might try that.
>
>Time periods vary by state, so I couldn't tell you that.  I do know that
>usually wills are read within 30 days and then they have something like 90
>days to probate it (file it and publish the notice).
>
>Lynda