The De Bruin Law firm offers a wide range of legal services to clients in Greenville, SC and the surrounding upstate. Our experienced attorneys can help you with legal matters in the areas of business law, criminal law, estate planning, and real estate law.
How to Create Rock Solid Business Contracts
/in Business Law, ResourcesBusiness is done with contracts. Getting yours right is critical. Getting them wrong can be costly. No matter what kind of business you run, well-written contracts protect your interests. Good contracts keep things running smoothly. Would your contracts withstand court scrutiny? Understanding how to write contracts that work can help you ensure yours will hold up […]
7 Factors to Consider When Choosing Business Lawyers
/in Business Law, ResourcesWhat do you love about owning your own business? Most likely, you enjoy selling something or providing a service that other people need or enjoy. But, who do you turn to when you need help with your business, and you don’t know the answer? Business lawyers are there for you and other business owners when […]
The Complete Guide on What to Include in a Will
/in Estate Planning, ResourcesNo matter the size of your estate, it’s important to have a will. More often than not, there are things that every one of us would like to ensure get taken care of in our absence. Whether it’s children, pets, property, or money, ensuring that everything has a place is going to make it easier on […]
How Long Does It Take to Start a Business in South Carolina?
/in Business Law, ResourcesAround 20% of businesses fail within the first year of opening. But that’s why businesses have to make sure everything is planned from the outset. They have to make sure that they have the resources that can help with a slow business or if things don’t sell right away. So, how long does it take to start […]
Everything to Consider When Choosing Real Estate Lawyers
/in Real Estate, ResourcesThere are currently over 813,900 lawyers throughout the US. If you’re searching for real estate lawyers in Greenville county, it helps to narrow down your options. Otherwise, you could struggle to find a lawyer with the experience and expertise you need. Here are six tips that can help streamline your search. With these tips, you can find […]
This Is How to Start a Business in South Carolina
/in Resources, UncategorizedHave a great idea for a startup but not sure where to start? Starting your own business is an exciting adventure! Starting your business in South Carolina offers many business benefits. These include business tax credits and a fast-growing population. Learning how to start a business in South Carolina can feel like an overwhelming process. […]
Does a DUI Show up on a Background Check in South Carolina?
/in Criminal Law, ResourcesEach day in the United States, around 28 people die in drunk-driving crashes. These accidents are completely preventable which is why driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense. Getting a DUI can impact your life in many ways. You may be wondering, ‘does a DUI show up on a background check?’ Read on to […]
Navigating the Complexities Of Getting a DUI Charge
/in DUI Defense, ResourcesDriving under the influence kills. More than 1,000 South Carolina residents died in car accidents in 2018. Nearly thirty percent of those fatalities took place in a DUI accident. Laws against DUI and DWI are in place to keep people safe. But getting a DUI charge can be a problem, especially if you weren’t drunk. Don’t worry. […]
Everything You Need to Know About Business Law
/in Business Law, ResourcesBusiness law is a set of essential rules and regulations that need to be followed by every company. The concept of this is broad and needs a lot of insight to understand why it is so important for running a business. Every business owner should educate themselves with these rules to be aware of their […]
Living Will vs. Living Trust: What’s the Difference?
/in Estate Planning, ResourcesAre 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 why so few US citizens have one. Only 25% of Americans create a living […]