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Does Your Estate Plan Need a Will,Trust Or Both?
Estate planning allows people to prepare in advance and ensure their wishes are carried out after passing in the easiest and most tax-efficient way possible. There are many estate planning options available, and deciding which one to include in the plan can be overwhelming, especially to those new to the whole process. However, no matter…
When Should I Update My Estate Plan?
You spend most of your life building your estate and passing on your legacy to the people who matter the most to you. So naturally, you would want to have control over your assets even after you pass on and distribute your wealth to the individuals and organizations of your liking. The best and easiest…
Tips for Planning Charitable Giving
Giving is a great way to create a positive impact and contribute to the causes you care about the most. However, it can be challenging to navigate the philanthropy world for those still new to it. With so many organizations, it isn’t easy to know where to start. To give you a starting point, advanced…
Rights of Survivorship in South Carolina
Property ownership is assigned to individuals with property titles, with their names and signatures on the legal documents. If two or more people pool resources to acquire a property, they can become its legal joint owners. How you hold title to a property with another individual can have far-reaching effects on your family or…
Why Would You Need a Probate Attorney
While it’s natural to want to handle your legal affairs or those of a deceased loved one personally, navigating the intricacies of probate law can be a monumental challenge that requires the experience and expertise of a skilled professional. This is where the invaluable role of a probate attorney comes into play. Below, we…
Living Trust vs. Will Guide
Estate planning is crucial to one’s financial journey as it ensures the smooth transfer of assets to loved ones and other heirs after an individual’s passing. This process provides a clear path for asset distribution and offers peace of mind to family members during a difficult time of grief and confusion. When creating an…
Guide to Wills and Trusts in South Carolina
A widespread misconception is that estate planning is only for those with large estates. The reality is that any individual who wishes to protect their assets and secure their family’s future should have an estate plan. Estate planning vehicles like wills and trusts document your final wishes and instructions to ensure they are honored.…
Frequently Asked Questions About Wills & Trusts
Planning for the future can be overwhelming and intimidating, especially if you are unsure how to proceed. You want to get your legal and financial affairs in order for those you will leave behind, but where do you start? What do you need to know about estate planning today to take care of your loved…
The Pros and Cons of Trusts
Estate planning is an important legal process that creates a formal plan for what happens to your assets after your incapacity or passing. By creating a formal estate plan, you can protect your family from legal problems and unburden them from having to sort out your finances and assets if you cannot offer input. …