No and yes. Probate is a court procedure by which a will is proved to be valid or invalid and then the terms of that document are applied to the estate situation. Probate is also the procedure for administration of an estate under the State of South Carolina intestacy laws when the decedent died and…
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In the State’s discussion on reducing Medicaid funding is there something more South Carolina citizens should know?
Yes. First, Medicaid in South Carolina is over a dozen different programs. One program covers only poor children and another severely handicapped children whose parents are just slightly over federal...Read more -
I met with a lawyer the other week and felt like a square peg being jammed into a round hole.
How does one work with a lawyer? Interesting analogy. The best way to have a successful relationship with your attorney is: First, select an attorney that focuses his or her...Read more -
I have real property in a living trust.
I want to sell the property, but wondered how to convey the deed when I find a buyer. At the very least the deed over to the new owner will...Read more
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