Learn more about estate planning, probate, elder law, and real estate closings in South Carolina.
Do you have concerns about your estate, your business, or what will happen to you or your loved ones in the future? Our team has posted blogs addressing what clients can expect from us, how South Carolina law affects estate planning and probate, and insight into other key elder law issues.
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Getting Divorced? Don’t Overlook Estate PlanningDivorce and Estate Planning, South Carolina attorneys, estate planning service Lexington, Aiken, wills, trusts, power of attorney, asset protection
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New Year’s Resolutions for Estate PlanningResolve to protect your assets and your family in the new year. Our South Carolina attorneys can help you plan for your loved ones. Call us now at 803-358-7214
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Charitable Trusts: Giving Back Plus Peace of MindSC trust attorneys, charitable trusts, Lexington attorneys, Aiken attorneys
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Attorney Chasity Stratton discusses South Carolina health care powers of attorney, living wills, and Do Not Resuscitate documents with nurse Kay Lawrence.Learn more about health care powers of attorney, living wills, and DNR documents and how all of these work together in South Carolina
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But What About Her Corgis?Trusts for pets are an important part of estate planning. Charitable trusts can benefit more animals. Care for your pet after you pass away.
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Why You Should Care About Britney SpearsImplications of the Britney Spears Guardianship Conservatorship case
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Is it Time to Review Your Estate Plan?Once your estate plan is in place, changing circumstances may require a review of your plan.
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We are excited to announce our new location!We are relocating our Lexington Office.
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What You Need to Know Before You File A Nursing Home Medicaid Application in South CarolinaDon't file your Medicaid application alone in South Carolina.
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Common law marriages are done, but make sure they aren't causing lingering issues for your estate plan.Common law marriage is ending in South Carolina, but still can cause serious issues for those common law married previously.
