Business law covers multiple areas of business in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Business owners require laws protecting the business and the formation of the business. Owning a large or small business includes many responsibilities for the business owner. The rights...
Probate and estate administration could occur just after you also lose the ability to make your own decisions. As an aging South Carolina resident, you have the right to protect your estate now. Think of someone to manage your assets for when you’re incapable. A power...
Estate planning isn't only for older persons, but as someone ages, concerns arise. With age comes worries about health, leading some to either revisit their plan or create estate documents for the first time. The South Carolina probate process could become much more...
Starting a business in South Carolina involves being a smart manager and planner. One of your responsibilities is to decide how your family members will receive the most benefits from your business and protect their assets and liabilities. You might want to...
After a South Carolina resident dies, their children might end up fighting in probate court. Probate court is most often used when there are disputes about the deceased last wishes or what should happen to elements of their estate. Arguing in probate court can be an...
There are several reasons that South Carolina residents might need to update their estate plans. Many people tend to think of creating an estate plan as a one-and-done deal, but the reality is that many estate plans need to be updated every couple of years or so....
Starting a business requires a lot of work to develop a viable idea and market it properly. There's another issue entrepreneurs in South Carolina need to consider when starting a business: the legal structure they want the company to take. Types of business structures...
Are you thinking about opening a business in South Carolina? If so, it's important to prepare for this process. Unfortunately, many people who lack legal and business knowledge find themselves soon closing the doors of their new companies. You can help prevent this...
In South Carolina, people sometimes dispute the validity of wills and file challenges to them in the probate court. When someone contests a will, he or she must notify all of the interested parties about the will contest so that they can have the opportunity to...
Many South Carolina residents are familiar with trusts, but not everyone understands irrevocable trusts. An irrevocable trust can only be altered or terminated if the beneficiaries consent to the change. The grantor no longer owns the assets in the trust. That might...
