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Requirements for drafting wills in South Carolina

Many South Carolina residents may understand that wills are important estate planning documents. Despite this knowledge, they may not know how to begin the process of drafting a will or what requirements are necessary to make one. When considering matters related to...

The probate process in South Carolina

When a loved one dies, whether they have a will or not, their estate will usually go through probate. Probate is a court-supervised legal process that serves the purpose of settling debts and taxes against the estate and distributing the assets as directed. Family...

Basic probate process in South Carolina

There are a number of important policies and documents that people in South Carolina should have as they plan for the future unexpected events. One common one that people generally make sure they have is insurance. This could be auto insurance, home owner’s insurance,...

Changing your old will to stay up to date

Writing a will can sometimes be an uncomfortable topic. Many do not want to contemplate their own mortality or the mortality of their loved ones. Yet, we inevitably want our family or friends to be taken cared of after we are gone. We want to make sure we leave...

What does the probate process include?

The probate process is likely something most estate planners and their families have heard of but may not be that familiar with. It is helpful when planning an estate plan to understand what the probate process involves. What the probate process includes The probate...

The benefit of placing contingencies on your trust

Do you have a loved one in South Carolina you would like to leave something to when you die, but you worry they will squander their inheritance due to young age, poor money management or substance abuse? Or perhaps you want to leave a loved one an inheritance, but you...