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Butler Law May 11, 2022

Differences Between a Trustee and An Executor in South Carolina

When preparing your estate documents in South Carolina, you’ll have to name a trustee and an executor. These people have different roles, and you should understand them to make a sound judgment.

Butler Law April 28, 2022

When a Will Is Not Enough

South Carolina residents who want to plan for the future and protect their loved ones should always have a will. However, this isn’t enough to ensure that your loved ones get what’s theirs or that your wishes will be carried out.

Butler Law April 27, 2022

Understanding the Steps to Form a Corporation

If you’re starting a business in South Carolina and you have chosen to operate as a corporation, you’ll need to follow a few straightforward steps to form this business structure.

Butler Law April 13, 2022

Is a Sole Proprietorship or Corporation Best for A Business Type?

Deciding which type of business is best for your company in South Carolina will depend on costs, taxes and other factors.

Butler Law March 31, 2022

The General Purpose of A Business Capital Account

Commercial finance requires the raising of capital to create a business. There are a number of financing options that are available to raise capital.

Butler Law March 16, 2022

What Is a Revocable Living Trust and How Does It Work?

South Carolina residents who want to begin estate planning should consider more than just a will. A revocable living trust is a great option for many reasons.

Butler Law March 2, 2022

What to Know About LLCs with Only One Member

South Carolina allows you to organize your business as a limited liability company even if you are its sole member. Forming an LLC means that you are separate from your company for legal purposes

Butler Law March 1, 2022

Should You Set up An ILIT in South Carolina?

Estate planning refers to the process of making arrangements for the management of your estate after your death.

Butler Law Feb. 23, 2022

Power of Attorney Authority in Estate Planning

Writing a will remains a vital component of estate planning, but there are other steps someone could take. Planners may wish to draw up valid power of attorney documents under South Carolina law.

Feb. 23, 2022

What Is an IDGT?

An IDGT, or intentionally defective grantor trust, is a useful tool for people in South Carolina who are beginning their estate planning.

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