On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Sep 4, 2020 | estate planning
When family inherits from a loved one, it is not uncommon for animosity to grow between family members. When a family does not communicate, then others may be skeptical of the handling of the estate. The family may not agree on property maintenance, sale or the...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Aug 20, 2020 | estate planning
A common question that we here at Mack & Mack Attorneys receive from potential clients in Fort Mill is what happens if one dies without a will. If you share the question, only you can know for sure your motives in asking it. Yet if you are like them, then it is...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jun 4, 2020 | estate planning
If you want your family in South Carolina to be looked after when you are gone, a last will and testament is probably something you have at least given thought to. Even if you are still relatively young, if you have significant assets and family or close friends, a...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Feb 23, 2020 | estate planning
When people tie the knot, many aspects of their lives change and there are various factors to take into consideration. For example, lives change with respect to daily schedules and there are future changes couples think about as well, such as the decision to have...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jan 24, 2020 | estate planning
As a parent, it is completely natural for you to worry about what your children will do after you pass away. When you are the parent of an adult child with a disability, this can be even more of a concern. After all, how can you guarantee that the child will continue...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jan 6, 2020 | estate planning
As the cost of a university education continues to increase, many parents and grandparents wonder how to safeguard funds for their children or grandchildren’s education. Like most estate planning decisions, saving for higher education is not a one size fits all...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Dec 16, 2019 | estate planning
Do you know what happens to outstanding debts when you die? Your unpaid debts and the types of indebtedness will impact the net worth of your estate. Like millions, you rely on credit to pay for major expenditures, such as automobile or medical expenses. South...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jun 21, 2019 | estate planning
An estate plan gives you a lot of control over what happens with your money and assets after you die in South Carolina. It lets you say what you want and the court upholds those wishes after your death. You have the opportunity to do whatever you want with your money...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Feb 21, 2019 | estate planning
Trusts are an important estate planning tool that can be used in conjunction with a will or, in some circumstances, in place of a will. As a result, it is helpful for estate planners to be familiar with what trusts do and can offer when developing an overall estate...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Jan 10, 2019 | estate planning
Wills are an important foundational element to an effective overall estate plan. Because of how important wills are to an estate plan, it is useful to have a good handle on what they do, what should be included in them and how to properly execute a valid will. Wills...
