South Carolina Information to Heirs and Devises refers to a set of documents and information provided by the South Carolina Probate Court to the legal heirs of an individual who has passed away. This information is important for the heirs to know what assets the deceased individual had, who the creditors were, and who is responsible for any remaining debts. It also provides a list of assets, such as real estate, bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and other property, that the deceased person owned. The two main types of South Carolina Information to Heirs and Devises are the Petition for Letters of Administration and the Inventory and Appraisal. The Petition for Letters of Administration is a document that is prepared by the executor of the deceased's estate and is filed with the probate court. This document contains information about the deceased's assets, debts, and creditors. The Inventory and Appraisal document is a list of assets, which is prepared by a court-appointed appraiser. This document also contains information about the deceased's liabilities and debts. Both documents are important for the heirs to have in order to administer the estate and ensure that the deceased's wishes are followed. These documents can be obtained from the probate court or from the executor of the estate.