About Tiffany
Tiffany Provence built a legal basis that began at the University of Florida, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Communications in 1994. She continued her research on the University of South Carolina School of Law, receiving her J.D. in 1998. Those classroom years set the stage for a profession that has moved between the bench and personal practice.
Early in her profession she was appointed Probate Court Judge in Dorchester County in 1998. The appointment placed her in the day-to-day work of probate things, conservatorship problems and estate settlement. Serving at the bench gave her direct publicity to the procedural and human factors that shape estate administration litigation and courtroom-run processes.
Provence’s professional credentials include certification as a mediator for each Circuit Court and Family Court thru the South Carolina Bar Association. She has been a member of the National College of Probate Judges since 2000, a sign that estate administration work has remained central to her interests. Those memberships put her in ordinary touch with judges and practitioners who manage complicated property problems across the state and nation.
Her involvement in expert and civic organizations runs lengthy and deep. She has served as 2d vice chairman of the South Carolina Association of Probate Judges since 2007. In the same year she have become chairperson of the Dorchester County Personnel Committee. She additionally holds membership in the National Association of Women Judges, the Berkeley County Bar Association and the Dorchester County Bar Association, where she has been active since 1998.
In 2008 Provence moved into private practice leadership as managing partner of Provence Messervy Law. The role brought administrative duty on top of case work. It additionally intended steering a small company through the realistic demands of client service, court preparation and alternative dispute decision. Her background as a judge informs how she assesses cases and prepares clients for what to expect in court or on the mediation desk.
She maintains a lively practice at Provence Messervy Law. Her work includes estate administration administration, estate-related disputes and mediation services in South Carolina. She continues to divide time among courtroom appearances, mediated resolutions and the control of firm things, handling probate and estate things in her recent practice center of attention.
