Estate Planning Attorney in Greenville

Estate Planning Services We Handle in Greenville

At Blood Law, PLLC, we help clients select and prepare documents based on their assets, family circumstances, and plans for future decision-making.

• Estate administration. We assist with the legal responsibilities that arise after a death. Estate administration may involve identifying and collecting assets, addressing valid debts and claims, completing required court filings, and distributing property to beneficiaries.
• Wills. A will states how certain probate assets should be distributed and can nominate a personal representative to administer the estate. We help clients prepare wills that reflect their property, family relationships, and intended beneficiaries.
• Trusts. A trust holds and manages property according to the instructions in the trust document. Depending on the circumstances, a will and trust may serve different but complementary roles within the same estate plan.
• Powers of Attorney. We help clients prepare Powers of Attorney, including Durable Powers of Attorney that address authority over financial or property matters during the principal’s lifetime. South Carolina law establishes formal requirements for these documents.
• Healthcare Powers of Attorney. A Healthcare Power of Attorney identifies who can make healthcare decisions when the person creating the document can’t make or communicate those decisions. It addresses a different form of authority than a Durable Power of Attorney.

For high-net-worth estates, planning may need to account for business interests, multiple properties, financial accounts, trusts, and beneficiary designations. Our estate planning attorneys in Greenville can review how these components work together instead of treating each document as an isolated form.