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Bryan De Bruin

About Bryan De Bruin

Bryan De Bruin is a Real Estate and Business Law attorney serving Greenville, SC and the surrounding upstate. Bryan is proud to guide clients through the legal process and makes sure that every client understands each phase of their case, so that they are prepared for what happens next.

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How Do You Fund a Trust in South Carolina?

March 19, 2026/in Trusts

In the quiet neighborhoods of the Upstate, from the historic homes in North Main to the growing subdivisions of Five Forks, families work for decades to build a meaningful legacy. You may have already taken the significant step of drafting a Revocable Living Trust to protect those assets. However, a trust is often described by […]

How Do You Add Someone to Your Property Deed in SC?

March 19, 2026/in Real Estate, Real Estate Law

In the heart of the Upstate, from the historic streets of North Main in Greenville to the growing communities of Five Forks and Simpsonville, owning real estate is often a person’s most significant financial achievement. Whether it is a family home or a rental property in Spartanburg, there often comes a time when a homeowner […]

What Is the Difference Between Joint Tenancy and Tenants in Common?

February 19, 2026/in Real Estate, Real Estate Law

Buying a home is often the culminating moment of years of saving and planning. Whether you are closing on a historic bungalow in the North Main neighborhood of Greenville, securing a lakeside retreat on Lake Keowee, or purchasing investment property near the universities in Spartanburg, the excitement of the transaction often overshadows the technical details […]

What Are the Different Ways to Hold Title in South Carolina?

February 19, 2026/in Real Estate, Real Estate Law

When you close on a home in Greenville, Spartanburg, or anywhere in the Upstate, the excitement usually centers on the physical property, the keys in your hand, the moving trucks navigating the streets of North Main, or the view of Paris Mountain from your new deck. However, the most critical aspect of the transaction isn’t […]

How Do You Choose an Executor for Your Will in South Carolina?

February 19, 2026/in Estate Planning

In the quiet moments when we contemplate the legacy we leave behind, our minds often drift to the “what” the family home in North Main, the savings account at a local credit union, or the small business built from the ground up in Spartanburg. However, estate planning is rarely just about assets. It is fundamentally […]

How Do Married Couples Structure Estate Plans in South Carolina?

February 19, 2026/in Estate Planning, Power of Attorney, Trusts

Building a life together in the Upstate involves years of shared dedication, financial planning, and accumulation. Whether you have established a family home in the quiet neighborhoods of Simpsonville, built a thriving business in Spartanburg, or invested in vacation property along Lake Keowee, the desire to protect what you have built for your partner is […]

What Should You Look for in a Real Estate Purchase Agreement in South Carolina?

January 24, 2026/in Real Estate, Real Estate Law

Buying a home is often the most significant financial transaction of your life. Whether you are looking at a historic bungalow in North Main, a new build in Simpsonville, or a sprawling estate near Paris Mountain, the excitement of finding the perfect property can sometimes overshadow the legal realities of the transaction. Once an offer […]

What Estate Planning Documents Should You Update for 2026?

January 24, 2026/in Estate Planning

The year 2026 represents a major horizon line for families and individuals engaged in wealth preservation and legacy building. While estate planning is often viewed as a “set it and forget it” task, specific legislative timelines dictate when a review is necessary. The primary driver for this urgency is the scheduled sunset of the Tax […]

Should You Choose a Revocable or Irrevocable Trust for Your South Carolina Estate Plan?

January 24, 2026/in Trusts

Building a life in South Carolina involves years of dedication, saving, and investing. Whether you have established a family home in Greenville, built a business in Spartanburg, or accumulated a portfolio of investments, the desire to protect what you have built is natural. However, the path to passing those assets on to the next generation […]

Do You Need an Attorney for Real Estate Closing in South Carolina?

January 24, 2026/in Real Estate

Buying a home is often the single most significant financial transaction of a person’s life. For families in Greenville and throughout South Carolina, the process involves a mix of excitement and anxiety. You are not just purchasing a building; you are securing a future, a neighborhood, and a place to call home. Amidst the flurry […]

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