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.
9 Business Boosting Reasons to Hire a Business Formation Lawyer
/in Business Law, ResourcesIf you’re on your way to starting your own business, you should consider hiring a business formation lawyer. Although it’s possible to do it yourself, having competent legal advice is never a bad idea. A good business lawyer will help you position yourself and your company so you can avoid risks and protect your assets. Because […]
Property Ownership Disputes: How to Use Quiet Title Actions
/in Real Estate, ResourcesWhether there is a lien on your property or an unexpected heir comes forth claiming to be the rightful owner, there is a chance that you will have to deal with quiet title actions to clear the air about who has the greater right to the property. Title law can be confusing if you don’t understand […]
Protecting Your Sale: A Comprehensive Guide to Title Insurance
/in Real Estate, ResourcesBuying a home is a big investment and one that takes careful planning and organization. You want to be sure you are buying the best home for your money. It’s the reason you hire a real estate agent to guide you through the home search process. It’s the reason you have a home inspector go through the […]
Your Essential Estate Planning Checklist
/in Estate Planning, ResourcesEstate 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 should know. A Comprehensive Will or Trust As you may guess, one […]
5 Advantages of Having a Small Business Lawyer
/in Business Law, ResourcesYour business may be classified as small, but it’s everything to you! You have poured yourself into it and know it inside and out. And while you may be an expert in your business field, chances are you may not be an expert in the law. That’s why having an experienced small business lawyer on […]
How Long Does a DUI Stay on Your Record in South Carolina?
/in DUI Defense, ResourcesPolice charge more than 4 million Americans for DUIs each year. DUI charges are unfortunately common and have lasting life impacts. But how long does a DUI stay on your record? What other information should you know before moving forward? In this article, we’ll be discussing what a DUI means in South Carolina and how long it’ll […]
Buying a Property? Do These 9 Items Before the Real Estate Closing
/in Real Estate, ResourcesSo, you’ve finally found your dream home, and you’ve entered into an agreement with the seller. Congratulations! With the end in sight, now may seem like the perfect time to rest and unwind after the hard work of your real estate search—but not so fast. There’s a reason the average real estate closing takes almost 50 […]
Protecting Your Sale: A Comprehensive Guide to Title Insurance
/in Real Estate, ResourcesBuying a home is a big investment and one that takes careful planning and organization. You want to be sure you are buying the best home for your money. It’s the reason you hire a real estate agent to guide you through the home search process. It’s the reason you have a home inspector go through the […]
Probate Administration 101: What Is It? And What To Do?
/in Estate Planning, ResourcesWhen 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 to review the conflicts. At the start of 2021, the South Carolina State Court Administration […]
Key Reasons to Use an Attorney for Estate Planning Services
/in Estate Planning, ResourcesKey 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 theirs. Concerns about the pandemic have made many people, young and old, […]