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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.

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.

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.

Butler Law Feb. 23, 2022

The List of Duties for An Executor

The duties of an executor in South Carolina must be entrusted to someone responsible and thorough. This person has a list of tasks to do in order, and they cannot afford to skip any task.

Butler Law Feb. 23, 2022

How Does an LLC Handle Income Taxes?

As you know, there are many ways to form a business in South Carolina. With that in mind, many people choose to form a limited liability company (LLC).

Butler Law Feb. 23, 2022

Having an Estate Planning Conversation

Most families do not want to talk about death or money, and they don’t want to discuss the two topics in a single conversation. However, when an aging parent reaches a difficult stage in life, it becomes almost impossible to ignore the discussion.

Butler Law Feb. 8, 2022

Estate Planning for Older Parents: The Role of The Children

In South Carolina and around the country, more than half of adults do not have any type of estate plan in place for when they pass away.

Butler Law Dec. 20, 2021

Planning for The Future with Medicaid as A Community Spouse

When you reside in South Carolina as a married couple, it can be challenging to get older. Eventually, you or your spouse may need to spend time in a nursing home offering full-time care.

Butler Law Dec. 6, 2021

Can You Face Penalties for Business Accounting Errors?

Accounting can be a long-winded and very tedious task. This is the kind of job that is best handled with the use of software.

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