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Probate Court
One of 26 courthouse listings in Charleston.
About Probate Court
Probate Court is a courthouse in the public service and government sector, based in Charleston, SC. Its recorded address is 100 Broad St, 29401-2206. The listing includes a telephone number. It is one of 26 courthouse listings tracked in Charleston; the nearest comparable listing is Charleston County Courthouse, within walking distance. Probate Court has 16 listed locations in total; this page covers the Charleston branch.
- Address
- 100 Broad St, Charleston, SC, 29401-2206
- Phone
- +18439585183
- Social
Questions
Where is Probate Court located?
100 Broad St, Charleston, SC, 29401-2206
How do I contact Probate Court?
+18439585183
What type of business is Probate Court?
Probate Court is a courthouse (public service and government) in Charleston.
Probate Court branches
Probate Court has 16 listed locations. This branch is in Charleston.
- Montgomery36104-4209
- Columbiana35051
- Savannah31401-3241
- Lawrenceville30046-6935
- Greenville45331-2389
- Sandusky44870-2602
- Lansing48933-2046
- Coshocton43812-1511
- Painesville44077-3416
- Fairfield06824-6684
Nearby courthouse
- Charleston County CourthouseCharleston0.0 km
- Charleston County Clerk of CourtCharleston0.0 km
- US District CourtCharleston0.0 km
- U.S. District Court Hollings Judicial CenterCharleston0.0 km
- Historic Court HouseCharleston0.1 km
- Historic Courthouse ProbateCharleston0.1 km
- Judicial Center DowntownCharleston0.1 km
- J Waites Waring Judicial CenterCharleston0.1 km
- South Carolina Probation Office - J. Waties Waring Judicial CenterCharleston0.1 km
- Charleston Municipal CourtCharleston3.0 km
- City of Charleston CourtCharleston3.0 km
- Mt Pleasant Municipal CourtMt Pleasant4.9 km
- Charleston County MagistrateCharleston6.2 km
- West Ashley MagistrateCharleston8.3 km
- North Area Magistrate Court 1North Charleston10.4 km
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