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South Carolina — Palmetto

The case paths, shown.

Seven lanes with their FIRST gates — shown with the loaded law; the choice is always the litigant's.

TrialVector shows South Carolina law verbatim, teaches the procedure, and routes judgment calls to licensed South Carolina attorneys - it prepares no documents for you in South Carolina today.

A money claim at $7,500 or less

The magistrate room — concurrent jurisdiction three ways, with its own loaded rulebook and a one-year cap on relief from judgment.

the $7,500 ceilingthe magistrate rules

A claim above the magistrate line

The Court of Common Pleas in one of sixteen statutory circuits — and the answer is SERVED within 30 days.

the sixteen circuitsthe served flow

Any claim against a public entity

THE CALENDAR COMES FIRST: two years forever-barred under the Tort Claims Act — three only if the verified claim was filed first.

S.C. Code § 15-78-110the clock registry

A professional-negligence claim

The expert affidavit rides WITH the complaint — contemporaneous by the statute's own command, with narrow exceptions read on the unit.

S.C. Code § 15-36-100the escalation zone

An equity matter

A referral to the master-in-equity can move the whole case — the referred bench sits inside circuit court by the appellate rules' own definition.

Rule 202(b)(1), SCACRthe theaters

A family matter

Information only here — family court is a named lower court, Title 63 is loaded, and judgment calls route to licensed South Carolina counsel.

the family laneRule 202, SCACR

A traffic charge

CRIMINAL by the chapter's own penalty line — this platform shows the charged statute whole and routes to defense counsel. No options-education.

the traffic laneS.C. Code § 56-5-6190

South Carolina case paths — the lanes, shown — TrialVector | TrialVector