Best Disability Attorneys in Anderson, SC

If the matter falls within one of our four (4) main areas and the attorney is available, he will talk to you. If he is not available and you leave your contact information, he will contact you once he is available.

Yes, we can, however it usually saves money to go back to the attorney who did your closing to have a deed drafted. If there was no recent closing done, we can look into it for you, however it often requires additional work and possibly even a title search. There are also special requirements, disclosures and tax ramifications if a deed is done by an elderly person.

We draft simple Wills, Powers of Attorney, Healthcare Powers of Attorney and Living Wills. Please call our office for additional information. If you have minor children that potentially may get something in your Will, at a minimum, you will have to have a Testamentary Trust for each minor child established in your Will. There are also other ways to provide for minors. We generally do not draft these types of Wills, but we can recommend an attorney.

No. South Carolina is an at-will employment state, so there has to be more than a termination. Please check out our Employment Law page for additional information.

Yes, it is usually ten (10) to fifteen (15) hours of attorney time up-front. If there are assets that can be liquidated, we may take it without a retainer on a case-by-case basis.