It is always a good practice to have out-of-state legal documents reviewed when you establish a new domicile and it is not unusual for there to be problems with a document. The concept of a durable power of attorney was first adopted into the Uniform Probate Code in 1969 as a modest means of planning…
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Titling Vehicles
When titling a vehicle or mobile home with the SC Department of Motor Vehicle (hereinafter DMV), you may want to consider checking the “or” box on the title application (Form...Read more -
My husband and I gave some of our land to build a home and recently loaned money to pay off our son’s mortgage.
He and his wife have made no effort to pay us back. They are both in good health and employed, but always say they are short of money. When we...Read more -
What kind of funeral related benefits are available to Veterans?
When my Father passed some years ago the flag ceremony performed by two active duty sailors at his grave side was part of the memorial to our loved one who...Read more
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