Guides published by Evan Kyle Guthrie

How The Elective Share In South Carolina Works

Aug 16, 2011

The Elective Share in South Carolina is governed by South Carolina Code 62-2-201. The surviving spouse is entitled to a third of the deceased spouses probate estate after all debts and expenses have be...

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It Takes Work To Disinherit a Spouse in South Carolina

Aug 16, 2011

In South Carolina you may disinherit your children or other family members very easily, but your spouse is a different story. In South Carolina just because you name your spouse in a will and do not le...

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Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With No Children or Spouse

Aug 15, 2011

If you die without a will in South Carolina your estate will be considered intestate. Your estate will be divided by the South Carolina Intestate Succession Laws. In the case you leave behind no spouse...

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Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With A Spouse And Children

Aug 15, 2011

If you die without a will in South Carolina your estate will be considered intestate. Your estate will be divided by the South Carolina Intestate Succession Laws. In the case you leave behind a spouse ...

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Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With A Spouse and No Children

Aug 15, 2011

If you die without a will in South Carolina your estate will be considered intestate. Your estate will be divided by the South Carolina Intestate Succession Laws. In the case you leave behind a spouse ...

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Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With Children and No Spouse

Aug 15, 2011

If you die without a will in South Carolina your estate will be considered intestate. Y our estate will be divided by the South Carolina Intestate Succession Laws. In the case you leave behind children...

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Becoming Incapacitated In South Carolina Without A Healthcare Power Of Attorney

Aug 11, 2011

If you become incapacitated in South Carolina without a Healthcare Power Of Attorney in place for yourself then family members will be able to step in to make decisions for you under the Adult Health...

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Becoming Incapacitated In South Carolina Without A General Durable Power Of Attorney

Aug 11, 2011

If you become incapacitated in South Carolina without a General Durable Power Of Attorney in place for yourself then you the Probate Court in your County must appoint both a Guardian and Conservator fo...

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The Difference between a South Carolina Healthcare Power of Attorney and a Durable Power of Attorney

Aug 10, 2011

A South Carolina Healthcare Power of Attorney allows you to name an agent that will step in and make broad healthcare decisions for you if you become incapacitated and can no longer speak for yourself....

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HIPAA Authorization As Part of an Estate Plan in South Carolina

Aug 10, 2011

HIPAA stands for Health Insurance Portability And Accountability Act. HIPAA was enacted by Congress to increase medical privacy for individuals. Every medical provider must have written authorization t...

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Evan Kyle Guthrie's Legal Guides (286)

How The Elective Share In South Carolina Works

It Takes Work To Disinherit a Spouse in South Carolina

Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With No Children or Spouse

Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With A Spouse And Children

Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With A Spouse and No Children

Dying In South Carolina Without A Will With Children and No Spouse

Becoming Incapacitated In South Carolina Without A Healthcare Power Of Attorney

Becoming Incapacitated In South Carolina Without A General Durable Power Of Attorney

The Difference between a South Carolina Healthcare Power of Attorney and a Durable Power of Attorney

HIPAA Authorization As Part of an Estate Plan in South Carolina