South Carolina · law firms

Law firms in South Carolina with a credentialed attorney

26 offices in 11 cities, listed only where a named attorney is an ACTEC Fellow, a Certified Elder Law Attorney or board-certified (the South Carolina bar publishes no number to check against). We do not endorse or recommend any attorney.

26 offices11 cities

Listed for an attorney's ACTEC, NELF or board-certification credential. The South Carolina bar publishes no license number to check against.

Firms by city

C

Charleston4

Columbia8

F

Fort Mill1

G

Georgetown1

Greenville5

H

Hilton Head Island2

I

Irmo1

M

Myrtle Beach1

R

Rock Hill1

S

Spartanburg1

Summerville1

The estate letter · South Carolina

Settling an estate in South Carolina, one month at a time

Twelve months of steps with South Carolina's own numbers and deadlines. Read the checklist now, or sign up there for one email a month.

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  1. Month 1The first things to gather
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  3. Month 3Get the authority to act
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Estate checklist for South Carolina

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