A South Carolina Post Seizure Hearing Order is a type of court order issued in the state of South Carolina that requires the parties involved in a seizure action to appear in court to discuss the disposition of the seized property. This hearing is intended to determine the validity of the seizure, and the court may order the return of the property to the owner, or it may order the sale of the property to satisfy the lien. There are three types of South Carolina Post Seizure Hearing Orders: 1) a preliminary hearing order; 2) a show cause hearing order; and 3) a final hearing order. A preliminary hearing order requires the parties to appear in court to discuss whether the seizure was properly conducted and the court has jurisdiction to proceed. A show cause hearing order requires the parties to appear in court to present evidence and argue for the return of the seized property. A final hearing order requires the parties to appear in court to determine the disposition of the seized property.