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...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Dec 28, 2018 | estate planning
There are many important aspects of the real estate process to understand and one important component includes real estate contracts. Real estate contracts are involved in many facets of a real estate transaction and their importance to process cannot be overstated....
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Dec 14, 2018 | estate planning
There are a variety of estate planning documents that estate planners should consider when setting up their plan. Estate planners should make sure they understand all of the different estate planning tools so they can develop the best estate plan for them and their...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Nov 29, 2018 | estate planning
As the end of the year approaches, many Fort Mill residents are likely to be rushing to the stores to complete their gift shopping and make sure their loved ones are getting the gifts they have been looking forward to all year. However, one gift many people neglect to...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Nov 2, 2018 | estate planning
There is a common misconception that only those who are elderly or those who are very wealthy should engage in estate planning, which is why many middle-aged people think they either have time to draft their will or do not even need to create a trust. However, this...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Oct 4, 2018 | estate planning
Confronting the inevitability of one’s demise is not an easy task, which is why many people avoid doing it, including South Carolina residents. This is also demonstrated by the fact that over half of adults across the country do not have a will and have never...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Sep 21, 2018 | estate planning
It might not come as a surprise to South Carolina residents that almost half of the people across the country do not have a will. Many people associate drafting a will and engaging in estate planning as something an elderly person will do, but consider this scenario-a...
On behalf of Mack & Mack Attorneys | Sep 6, 2018 | estate planning
It is becoming more and more common for individuals to own a fair amount of digital assets. Examples include bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. As with other types of property, it can be critical for people to give thought and attention to what will happen with any...
