South Carolina Department of Social Services - Dorchester County

If eligible sometime in December is what I was told

Yea they can but it really depends on how the court papers was written in the beginning. If the child was willingly signed over or custody was taken away. If it was done willingly than the paper that the attorney gives all parties to sign to finalize everything it needs to state that they don't want that to happen an then they would be unable to do so, if not than there is nothing whoever doesn't have custody can do. Once someone signs over custody like that it terminates all Rights to the minor child in question. You can only hire a attorney and hope for the best.

Yes but probably faster to go do it in person

Just call 1-888-549-0820

Yes they have a drop box

Please contact one of the local branches directly for an accurate detailed response. I believe there is a Summerville office.

I think you are asking can you make a report and remain anonymous, the answer is yes.

He could go to the local DSS OFFICE and ask to apply for Medicaid. Being that he is over 19 he may only receive Family Planning. He could also go to healthcare.gov and ship for insurance and it's usually pretty cheap especially if he is not working. I would recommend calling customer service at healthcare.gov so that they could assist in finding you the best plan. As far as the Medicaid is concerned, I'm not an eligibility worker and cannot determine eligibility and you are more than welcome to come and apply.

Yes