Why Bankruptcy Is a Tool—Not a Failure
Medical bills, unemployment, death of a spouse, and other unforeseen setbacks cause people to stumble financially. Almost 500,000 individuals and businesses in the…
Understanding Power of Attorney and Its Role in Estate Planning
Power of attorney is a legal device that allows one person to act on another’s behalf, sometimes when the principal is disabled due…
How to Choose the Right Executor for Your Estate
An executor is the person who oversees the probate process when the owner of an estate dies. The estate owner selects and appoints…
The Importance of Updating Your Will After Major Life Events
Important documents impact our lives. These can include severance packages, contracts, deeds, loan documents, and wills. Many of them can be securely filed…
Understanding Spendthrift Clauses in South Carolina Trusts—and Why They Matter for Families
Estate-planning documents come in all shapes and sizes, but one tool stands out for its power to protect beneficiaries and preserve family wealth:…
Bankruptcy and Divorce: What South Carolina Residents Need to Know
There are moments in life that challenge our world view, but the double whammy of bankruptcy and divorce is especially fraught. When these…
How to Prepare for a Bankruptcy Consultation
Filing for bankruptcy can help you get the fresh financial start you need when you’re unable to pay your debts and can’t see…
Common Bankruptcy Myths Debunked
When you’re in over your head with debt and aren’t sure how to move forward, filing for bankruptcy can give you the fresh…
Rebuilding Credit After Bankruptcy: Steps to Success
Filing for bankruptcy with help from a South Carolina bankruptcy attorney can be a good option if you feel in over your head…
Why Estate Planning Is Crucial for Your Family in South Carolina
Estate planning might sound daunting, but it’s one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family’s future. In South…