What Are the 7 Steps in the Estate Planning Process?
Estate planning is a crucial process through which you make arrangements for your property and the members of your family after you die. No matter
Divorce Laws For Property Division in South Carolina
South Carolina divorce can be a lengthy procedure and the single most important factor in the process is the division of property. South Carolina uses
Estate Planning – Advance Directives
Preparing for the future is important, but topics such as your end-of-life decisions are difficult. Nonetheless, making these choices in advance for yourself is invaluable
Estate Planning – Not Just for the Young at Heart
Many people are prone to procrastinating estate planning because it is not a top priority or a favorite topic. While most people have plenty of
Divorce and Estate Planning – Elective Share
If you are considering a divorce or are in the process of a divorce. You may want to take steps to protect your estate before the
Is a Trust Right For Me?
Many people believe that trust funds are only for the rich and those who intend to gift millions of dollars. It could be right for
Estate Planning for Christmas
Estate planning is not the first thing on your to-do list this holiday season, but maybe it should be. People procrastinate estate planning because they
Estate Planning: It’s Not Just for the Kennedys
There are two certainties in this world: death and taxes. Now that we’ve acknowledged the inevitable. The necessary follow-up question is, what are we going
Planning Methods to Control Medical Treatment
As discussed in another post, “The Estate Planning Four-Pack.” Two documents are often used to help plan for one’s control medical treatment. The Living Will
Revocation by Divorce
In 2013, the State Legislature amended South Carolina Probate Code Section 62-2-507. Also known as the ‘revocation by divorce statute’. Section 62-2-507 revokes a testator’s will
