Are you in South Carolina, wondering how to plan your estate? You’ve probably at least thought about writing a traditional will or perhaps a living trust. Have you also considered writing a living will? You may be unsure what a living will is, and that might be...
Estate planning is a process that many people often find stressful. This is true even for those who have dealt with this type of situation before. We’ve put together a short estate planning checklist to help streamline your obligations. Let’s explore everything you...
When a person dies, the distribution of assets happens according to their will or estate plan. Sometimes this distribution runs into conflicts and disagreements amongst family members and creditors. When disagreements occur, a case is filed with a local court system...
Key Reasons to Use an Attorney for Estate Planning Services In recent months, many of us have gotten better about one essential need: estate planning. Though 62% of Americans still don’t have a will, the current health crisis has prompted many to draft or update...
There are many reasons to consider living trusts as a beneficial estate planning device. Reducing estate taxes and having additional control over when and how assets are transferred to beneficiaries are just two of them. People also use them to manage their assets...
Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash South Carolina currently prohibits remote witnessing of legal documents. In order to properly execute estate planning documents and other legal documents, the witnesses must be within a few feet of the person signing the documents....
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