Search Greenville County Probate Court Records, Estates, Marriage Licenses & Guardianship Filings
Use official Greenville County, South Carolina Probate Court resources to search probate case information, find estate and guardianship records, request copies, check marriage-license resources, confirm court divisions, and avoid wrong record portals.
Choose what you need below. Greenville County Probate Court users usually need estate search, guardianship or conservatorship records, copy requests, marriage-license records, historical records, protective proceedings, involuntary commitment information, or court contact details.
📂 Search probate estate or guardianship records
Use this for: estate records, guardianship and conservatorship case search, probate case information, attorney case management, and historical record paths.
Best official path: use Greenville County Probate Court’s Probate Search page and Probate Estate Search.
Important: public case information is provided as a resource, but sensitive data should be reported to the court if found in public records.
Greenville County Probate Court Quick Facts
Greenville County Probate Court is the South Carolina county probate court for estates, marriage licenses, guardianships, conservatorships, protective proceedings, involuntary commitments, records, and related probate matters. The official court page provides public access to court case information and separate division contact details.
What This Greenville County Probate Court Guide Covers
Official Greenville County Probate Court Path
For Greenville County, South Carolina probate search intent, start with the official Greenville County Probate Court website. The court page links to Public Access to Court Case Information and provides division contacts for Estate, Marriage License, Involuntary Commitment, Protective Proceedings, and Records.
Do not confuse Greenville County Probate Court with Greenville city pages, private court-record websites, Register of Deeds records, or South Carolina trial-court portals that do not show the specific probate record you need. Greenville County’s Probate Search page offers choices for Attorney Case Management, Estate / Guardianship Conservatorship, Historical Records, and Marriage License.
Use Greenville County Probate Search and Estate / Guardianship Conservatorship paths for probate estate and protective-person records.
Use the Records Division for copies, records research, copy request forms, and probate-record assistance.
Use the Marriage License division and official marriage-license search options for license records and copies.
South Carolina Probate Courts handle marriage licenses, estates, guardianships, conservatorships, minor settlements, commitments, trusts, and related matters.
How to Search Greenville County Probate Court Records Online
Greenville County Probate Court offers public access to court case information. The Probate Search page routes users to Estate / Guardianship Conservatorship search, Historical Records, Marriage License, and Attorney Case Management.
Start with the Probate Search page
Open Greenville County Probate Court’s Probate Search page and choose the correct option for estate, guardianship/conservatorship, historical record, marriage license, or attorney access.
Use strong search details
Search with case number, decedent name, estate name, protected-person name, fiduciary name, filing year, attorney name, or marriage-license information if available.
Check the correct record type
Estate files, guardianships, conservatorships, marriage licenses, historical records, and attorney-managed cases are not always searched from the same path.
Request copies if needed
If the online result is not enough, contact the Records & Research Department by email, fax, phone, or copy request form.
Greenville County Probate Copy Requests and Records Research
Greenville County Probate Court’s Probate Case Search page directs copy requests to the Records & Research Department. The court lists email, fax, and phone options for copy requests, and also provides a direct Copy Request Form link.
Send probate copy requests to probaterecords@greenvillecounty.org when directed by the Records & Research Department.
Fax record-copy requests to (864) 467-7198.
Call the Records Division / Records & Research Department at (864) 467-7684.
The court asks users to report social security numbers or sensitive information found in public records.
Opening an Estate or Probating a Will in Greenville County
Greenville County Probate Court’s Estate Division is the correct local path for decedent estate matters. South Carolina Probate Courts have jurisdiction over estates of deceased persons, and Greenville County provides separate estate division contact information and estate-related search paths.
Use this path when a will needs to be filed, admitted, or connected to estate administration.
Use this path when a personal representative may need authority to manage, collect, and distribute probate assets.
The Probate Search page includes creditor resources such as creditor details, statement of creditor’s claim, release/satisfaction of claim, and allowance/disallowance materials.
The court lists the Estate Division at Suite N-T100 and phone number 864.467.7497.
Greenville County Guardianship and Conservatorship Information
South Carolina Probate Courts handle guardianships of incapacitated persons, conservatorships of estates of minors and incapacitated persons, minor settlements under $25,000, and related protective proceedings. Greenville County Probate Court lists Protective Proceedings as a division and provides Estate / Guardianship Conservatorship search access.
Use this path for appointment and oversight involving an incapacitated person’s personal care or decision-making needs.
Use this path for management of a minor’s or incapacitated person’s property, estate, funds, or protected assets.
The court lists Protective Proceedings at Suite N-T100 with phone number 864.467.7404.
Protected-person matters may involve sensitive data, restricted records, medical details, minors, or court-supervised confidentiality.
Greenville County Marriage License Records and Copies
Greenville County Probate Court provides a Marriage License division and a Marriage License search option on the Probate Search page. South Carolina Probate Courts have jurisdiction over marriage licenses, so users searching for Greenville County marriage-license records should start with the Probate Court’s official marriage resources.
The court lists the Marriage License Division at Suite N-T100 with phone number 864.467.7171.
Use the official Marriage License search path from Greenville County’s Probate Search page.
Use the official “Request Copies of Marriage Licenses” path when you need a copy of a license record.
Greenville County links to “Apply for a Marriage License” through its county services and Probate resources.
Greenville County Probate Forms, Fees, Attorney Access and Court Divisions
Greenville County Probate Court pages include resources for estates, creditors, copy requests, attorney case management, marriage licenses, historical records, events, and public access to court case information. The court also links to online payment for court costs and filing fees for litigation.
Probate Search
Choose Estate / Guardianship Conservatorship, Historical Records, Marriage License, or Attorney Case Management.
Open Probate SearchProbate Court
Main Greenville County Probate Court page with public access, division contacts, calendar, and court resources.
Open Probate CourtSC Probate Court
South Carolina Judicial Branch probate court jurisdiction and statewide probate-court information.
Open SC Probate Court InfoOfficial Greenville County Probate Court Links
Probate Search Page
Official gateway for Estate / Guardianship Conservatorship, Historical Records, Marriage License, and Attorney Case Management.
Open Probate SearchProbate Case Search
Public access search page with copy request instructions for the Records & Research Department.
Open Case SearchSC Court Case Records
South Carolina Judicial Branch case-records page linking Greenville County case records.
Open SC Case RecordsSC Probate Court Info
Statewide explanation of South Carolina Probate Court jurisdiction.
Open SC Probate InfoGreenville County Website
County services, departments, business hours, directions, GIS, and public county resources.
Open County WebsiteGreenville County Probate Court Map and Location
Greenville County Probate Court lists its location as 301 University Ridge, Greenville County Square, Suite N-T100, Greenville, SC 29601. The Estate Division, Marriage License Division, Protective Proceedings, and Records Division are listed at Suite N-T100, while Involuntary Commitment is listed at Suite N-T200.
Greenville County Probate Court FAQs
Where is Greenville County Probate Court located?
Greenville County Probate Court is listed at 301 University Ridge, Greenville County Square, Suite N-T100, Greenville, SC 29601.
How do I search Greenville County probate records?
Use the official Greenville County Probate Search page. It offers paths for Estate / Guardianship Conservatorship, Historical Records, Marriage License, and Attorney Case Management.
How do I request copies of Greenville County probate records?
For copies from the Records & Research Department, Greenville County Probate Court lists probaterecords@greenvillecounty.org, fax (864) 467-7198, and phone (864) 467-7684.
What does South Carolina Probate Court handle?
South Carolina Probate Courts handle marriage licenses, estates of deceased persons, guardianships, conservatorships, minor settlements under $25,000, involuntary commitments, trusts, and certain powers-of-attorney matters.
What is the Greenville County Probate Court phone number?
The main Probate Court phone number is 864.467.7170. The Estate Division is listed at 864.467.7497, Marriage License at 864.467.7171, Protective Proceedings at 864.467.7404, and Records Division at 864.467.7684.
Can I use the South Carolina Judicial Branch case search?
Yes, the South Carolina Judicial Branch case-records page links Greenville County case records, but Greenville County Probate Court’s own Probate Search page is usually the best starting point for probate-specific searches.