When it comes to estate planning, who will ultimately be in charge of your minor child is an important decision that requires consideration of many factors.

In heading off to college, the last thing you may be thinking about is estate planning for your child.

Many parents turn to life insurance to take care of their family in the event of death.

In South Carolina, it is very easy to disinherit your brothers and sisters or even your very own children and grandchildren in your Will or Trust.

A new South Carolina law allows you to name a Transfer on Death (TOD) beneficiary for your vehicles.

When planning your estate in SC, it’s important to understand how capital gains, basis step-up, and asset titling impact tax liability—particularly for married couples.

Many South Carolina homeowners are unknowingly leaving valuable property tax savings on the table.

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Estate Planning… Have you done yours? Does it need an update?

As estate planning attorneys in Greenville, SC, a common question we receive is, “Why not just use Payable on Death (POD) or Transfer on Death (TOD) designations to pass on my assets and avoid probate?”