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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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HOA Document Review: Key Considerations Before Buying into a Greenville HOA Community

November 19, 2025/in Real Estate, Real Estate Law

Finding the perfect home in Greenville, South Carolina, is an exciting journey. You imagine life in the beautiful Upstate, perhaps in a community with a sparkling pool, manicured common areas, and a welcoming neighborhood feel. Many of these desirable communities are governed by a Homeowners Association (HOA). While an HOA can protect property values and […]

Estate Planning Considerations for Unmarried Couples in Greenville, SC

November 19, 2025/in Estate Planning

Planning a future with a partner involves countless shared decisions, from choosing a home on the tree-lined streets of Greenville to planning vacations in the Blue Ridge Mountains. For unmarried couples, building a life together is a journey of commitment and partnership. Yet, while your emotional and financial lives may be deeply intertwined, South Carolina […]

Termite Letters (CL-100) in Greenville Closings: Requirements and Common Issues

October 22, 2025/in Real Estate

The process of buying a home in Greenville, South Carolina, is filled with milestones. You find the perfect property, your offer is accepted, and you begin to picture your future. But between the accepted offer and the day you get the keys, there is a series of important steps, one of which often causes unforeseen […]

Prenuptial Agreements and Estate Planning in South Carolina: How They Interact

October 22, 2025/in Estate Planning, Power of Attorney

Planning a future with a partner involves many exciting conversations about life goals, family, and shared dreams. For many couples in Greenville, especially those entering a marriage with existing assets, children from a previous relationship, or a business, those conversations also include practical financial planning. Two of the most important legal tools in this process […]

Decanting an Irrevocable Trust in South Carolina: When and How Is It Possible?

October 22, 2025/in Trusts

The term “irrevocable” suggests permanence, a legal structure set in stone, unable to be altered or revoked. For many individuals in South Carolina who have established or benefit from an irrevocable trust, this belief can lead to a sense of helplessness when circumstances change. Life is unpredictable, and a trust created years or even decades […]

Choosing Between a Corporate Trustee and Family Member in Greenville, SC

October 22, 2025/in Trusts

Creating a trust is one of the most thoughtful and impactful steps you can take in planning for your family’s future. It is an act of foresight, designed to protect your assets and provide for your loved ones long after you are gone. However, the document itself is only half of the equation. The person […]

Setting Up a South Carolina Gun Trust: Requirements for Greenville Residents Owning NFA Items

September 23, 2025/in Trusts

For gun owners in South Carolina, the process of acquiring and owning firearms, particularly those regulated by the National Firearms Act (NFA), involves specific legal steps. A gun trust, also known as an NFA trust or firearms trust, is a legal tool designed to simplify this process while ensuring compliance with federal and state laws. […]

Negotiating Commercial Leases in Greenville: Tips for Small Business Owners

September 23, 2025/in Real Estate

Navigating the world of commercial real estate can be a daunting prospect for any small business owner in Greenville. While finding the perfect location is an exciting first step, the lease agreement itself is the most important part of the journey. Simply signing a standard lease presented by a landlord without a thorough review could […]

How Long Does Probate Typically Take in Greenville County, SC?

September 23, 2025/in Probate

The death of a loved one brings a difficult period of grief and transition. For many families in Greenville County, South Carolina, this emotional time is compounded by the practical responsibilities that follow—including the process of settling the deceased’s estate. The legal procedure for this is known as probate, and one of the most common […]

Charitable Remainder Trusts vs. Charitable Lead Trusts: Options for Philanthropy in Greenville

September 23, 2025/in Trusts

For many individuals and families in Greenville, philanthropy is a deeply held value. The desire to support local charities, educational institutions like Furman University, or community organizations is often a key part of their legacy. While direct donations are a common way to give, more strategic and sophisticated tools exist to maximize the impact of […]

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