Many people make the mistake of creating their estate plan and never giving it a second look. However, things can change over the course of a life. If your estate plan doesn’t reflect those changes, it could leave your family in an awkward position after you pass...
Generally speaking, any assets that remain in your South Carolina estate are subject to probate. For instance, if a house was titled in your name only, it would likely be held in your estate. The same is often true for bank, brokerage or retirement accounts that do...
Estate planning mistakes in South Carolina can be costly, causing both financial and emotional turmoil for heirs. Unfortunately, these errors are also not uncommon, but being aware of some of the most frequent ones can help you avoid them. The dangers of doing it...
