South Carolina § 63-17-380 Hearing notices.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 63-17-380 — Hearing notices.

South Carolina § 63-17-380

Title 63SOUTH CAROLINA CHILDREN'S CODE

Ch. 17PATERNITY AND CHILD SUPPORT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 63-17-380 (2026).

Text

(A)If pursuant to family court rule, the clerk of court issues a rule to show cause in a case of child support or periodic alimony arrearage, the clerk also shall provide written notice to the party owed the support or alimony. The notice to the party owed support or alimony must:

(1)be provided by the court at least five days prior to the hearing;

(2)be sent by first class delivery through the United States Postal Service and addressed to the party's last address on file with the court; and (3) include the date, time, and place the party in arrears has been ordered to appear.

(B)The mailing provided for in subsection (A) is considered sufficient notice of the hearing to the party owed the support or alimony.

(C)The clerk of court shall place in the case file a copy of the notice sent

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(A) If pursuant to family court rule, the clerk of court issues a rule to show cause in a case of child support or periodic alimony arrearage, the clerk also shall provide written notice to the party owed the support or alimony. The notice to the party owed support or alimony must: (1) be provided by the court at least five days prior to the hearing; (2) be sent by first class delivery through the United States Postal Service and addressed to the party's last address on file with the court; and (3) include the date, time, and place the party in arrears has been ordered to appear. (B) The mailing provided for in subsection (A) is considered sufficient notice of the hearing to the party owed the support or alimony. (C) The clerk of court shall place in the case file a copy of the notice sent to the party owed support or alimony with the time and date stamped on the copy. (D) This section does not apply to a rule to show cause in a case of child support or periodic alimony arrearage issued by a clerk of court pursuant to family court rule if the party owed the support or alimony is represented by the Department of Social Services.