Appealing an Eviction Decision to the Circuit Court

Welcome to our video on how to file an appeal for an eviction decision. In this informative session, we'll be discussing everything you need to know about the appeals process. We'll explain the reasons why you may want to file an appeal, and the timeline for when you can file an appeal. We'll also discuss the process for filing an appeal, including the necessary documents. To file an appeal, certain documents are needed. We'll discuss what documents you need and what to do with them. We'll also cover the importance of a bond hearing and what a return is. Then, we'll explain what happens during an appeal hearing. There are two possible outcomes of an appeal hearing -- the Circuit Court agrees with the eviction decision, or they disagree and overturn it -- which we'll discuss. We'll also provide additional resources to help you navigate the appeals process. If you're facing eviction and want to appeal the decision, this video has everything you need to know. Learn more at our free online classroom: https://www.learnthelaw.org/group/502... _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 0:00 Welcome 1:44 Introduction 3:35 Why File an Appeal? 5:49 When Can You File an Appeal? 7:05 Process for Filing an Appeal 9:59 Documents Needed 16:30 What to do with Documents 18:31 What is a Bond Hearing? 20:12 What is a Return? 22:55 Appeal Hearing 26:17 Outcome 1: Reverses Eviction Decision 27:58 Outcomes 2: Agrees with Eviction Decision 29:10 Additional Resources _____________________________________________________________________________________________ For more resources and assistance on this and other legal issues, visit https://www.lawhelp.org/sc Apply for help online at https://www.lawhelp.org/sc/online-intake, or call our intake line at 1 (888) 346-5592 Visit our website https://sclegal.org/ for more information. To stay up to date on what we are doing at SC Legal Services, follow us on Instagram and Twitter @sclegalservices and on Facebook at South Carolina Legal Services.