If you’re a resident of South Carolina, the concept of a homeowners’ association (HOA) is probably not an uncommon term. The main purpose of having an HOA or COA (condo owner association) is to make sure that the expenses for the community are paid for and that everyone has nice things in common. In addition…
Let’s face it: no one wants to deal with probate court when they’re planning their estate. When working with an estate planning attorney, one of their main goals is to avoid probate court. This process can take money out of the estate, and away from the new respective owner of those assets. However, there are…
Purchasing a new home is an exciting and significant life event, but it can also be a complex and legally intricate process. South Carolina, with its charming cities, beautiful landscapes, and diverse real estate market, is an attractive destination for homebuyers of all shapes and sizes. Whether you’re a new family tor downsizing, you will…
Losing a loved one can be an incredibly difficult experience. Navigating the probate process shouldn’t make it harder. This process may add to the burden by requiring you to deal with legal issues at an already difficult time. Navigating the probate process in South Carolina can help minimize stress when dealing with final wishes, distributions,…
In South Carolina, home sellers are required by law to disclose any issues they are aware of that would affect their property’s value. This protects you from any potential lawsuits down the line. No one wants to damage their sale, so it is necessary to disclose any damages before a contract is signed. These disclosure…
Before you even think about buying or selling a home, you need to understand the real estate contracts that come with it. There are different types of contracts and each will have its own use and stipulations. Selling your home is one thing, but knowing the details in these contracts will help you make sure…
Buying, selling, and leasing properties is an extremely complicated process. Your real estate transaction will require a lot of expertise and knowledge which you don’t have. Fortunately, there is an option available to hire a real estate attorney who will take care of everything on your behalf and ensure that you get the best deal…
Nine Things To Know About Living Wills Your living will is an essential part of your estate plan to help you and your family in an emergency. An estate plan helps prevent quarrels over treatment options to employ during a heightened emotional time. No one will have to guess your choices, which may even prevent…
Closing is the final step in the home-selling process. It’s a lengthy, weeks-long process that requires buyers to complete numerous tasks before they can seal the deal. And with so many details involved, closing can feel intimidating—especially if you’re not familiar with real estate jargon. To help alleviate this stress and make sure your closing…
Selling your home can be the end to one journey, and the beginning of another for you and your family. It’s also a milestone in your life and can be the first step in many new adventures. However, selling your first home can be challenging and emotional. We’re here to help you through this process…
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