Charleston County Probate Judge
Probate Court offices are open Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm and virtually 24/7. For marriage license questions, please call 843-958-5183. To apply for a marriage license, click here. For Estate Administration questions, please call 843-958-5030. For questions regarding Conservatorships/Guardianships, Involuntary Commitment and our problem-solving courts, please call 843-958-5180. We are also here to assist you through our online services. Documents can also be delivered by using drop boxes located outside our offices located at 84 Broad Street, 3rd Floor, and 100 Broad Street, Suite 469.
Judge Irv Condon has implemented electronic filing, called "EZ-Filing." For more information, read Administrative Order, Rules and EZ-Filing Instructions. To EZ-file a document in any case, click here. You are able to view all images on each case for which you create an EZ-Filing account, which enables you to easily keep up with the activities of the case.
Please note the Probate Estate Division Office, in the Historic Courthouse Building at 84 Broad, is temporarily relocating to the Blake Tenement Building at 10 Court House Square, Third Floor, Charleston, SC 29401. Commitment, Adult Guardianship and Conservatorship, and Marriage Divisions remain in Suite 469 of 100 Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401. The Court’s mailing address is still the same ~ 84 Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401.
Charleston County Adult Drug Court provides a cost-effective alternative to traditional prosecution and incarceration of nonviolent offenders with substance abuse problems. The goal of Drug Court is to reduce crime and rehabilitate offenders through court supervision and substance abuse treatment. The program is designed to promote self-sufficiency and personal responsibility. Participation requires a personal commitment. Members of the Drug Court Team are present to guide and assist participants, but the final responsibility is theirs. Defendants must be motivated to make this change and commit to a more responsible way of life.
The program involves working with the Drug Court staff, all dedicated to the participant's recovery for a minimum of 15 months. The defendant's charges will be dismissed upon successful completion of the five-phase program.
It is important that participants understand the long-term commitment involved in Drug Court. Participants will be involved with self-help meetings, attend weekly court appearances, submit to random drug testing and attend all treatment sessions. The Drug Court staff assists participants in successfully complete the program, but the choice and effort to change their lifestyle is theirs.
Irvin G. Condon, Judge of Probate
Charleston County Adult Drug Court
100 Broad Street, Suite 469
Charleston, SC 29401
Phone: (843)958-5180
Fax: (843)958-5191
Kate Burroughs
Coordinator Charleston County Adult Drug Court
100 Broad Street, Suite 469
Charleston, SC 29401
Phone: (843)958-5189
Fax: (843)958-5177
Email: kburroughs@charlestoncounty.org
Stephanie B. Linder
Managing Assistant Solicitor
101 Meeting Street, 4th Floor
Charleston, SC 29401
Phone: (843)958-1900
Karen Barker
Assistant Public Defender
101 Meeting Street, 5th Floor
Charleston, SC 29401
Phone: (843)958-1850
John Palmer, Jackie Johnson
Charleston Center
5 Charleston Center Drive
Charleston SC, 29403
Phone: (843)958-3300
NOTE: Only certain current charges are eligible for Drug Court and certain items on your prior criminal record may make you ineligible.
PARTICIPANT MUST PLEAD GUILTY UPFRONT TO YOUR CURRENT CHARGES AND ACCEPT THE NEGOTIATED SENTENCE THAT WILL BE IMPOSED IF TERMINATED FROM DRUG COURT.
Charleston County Adult Drug Court consists of the following:
*Failure to comply with any of the above will result in sanctions (jail, community service, written essays, etc.)
*Successful completion and "graduation" from the program will result in dismissal of charges.
Warrants and/or new arrests and charges could result in being terminated from the Charleston County Adult Drug Court Program and you will immediately begin serving your pre-negotiated prison sentence. Other violations that could result in termination include consistently missing and/or failing numerous drug tests and/or hair tests or demonstrating a lack of program participation by failing to cooperate with the treatment counselor and working through the program. You DO NOT get credit for your time spent in Drug Court. The Drug Court Team will make all decisions regarding termination from the program. To apply to Drug Court, please ask your lawyer for a referral.
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