Estate Planning of SC

Estate Planning of SC, LLC concentrates in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust administration, elder law, prenuptial agreements, and estate and trust fiduciary litigation. We welcome you to browse through the information on our web site. In it you will find the answers to many of your questions concerning estate planning for wealth preservation and distribution.� We welcome any further inquiries you may have concerning any of these areas. Feel free to contact us by completing the online form. We respond to all relevant inquiries without any obligation.

By their nature, our estate planning services are tailored to the individual requirements of each client.� Depending upon client needs, we can counsel on a single estate planning issue or can advise on a broad range of personal and business goals, and implement the steps necessary to achieve them.�

The minimization of taxes is a major objective of our estate planning services. Income taxes, estate taxes, gift taxes and generation-skipping transfer taxes all have a significant impact on the accumulation and disposition of our personal assets. The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, with its complex changes to the tax code and phasing out of the estate tax and generation-skipping tax, has made such tax considerations even more important for estate planning. We understand the complexities of such changes, including those soon to be made in the Obama administration, and are prepared to assist you with protecting your estate.�

We understand that estate planning is an emotional and dynamic process - and that your needs and desires may change over time - and we would be proud to have a continuing relationship with you.� As a client of our firm, you will receive periodic newsletters from us, and reminders for you to review your plan at least once every three to five years.�

All matters that you discuss with us are personal and confidential and will not be shared with any individuals outside of our firm without your consent.� That said, there are many occasions where we find it helpful to include other advisors in structuring your estate plan. Please let us know how we can best assist you.�