What Happens When a Personal Representative Doesn’t Do Their Job?

The personal representative of an estate serves an important role as they are tasked with managing the administration of a decedent’s estate. This involves gathering and managing the assets of the estate, notifying creditors, paying valid debts of the estate, and more, all while upholding their fiduciary duties. Not everyone is up to...
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How Will Your Heirs Divide Up Your Tangible Personal Property?

If you have begun your estate planning journey, you have probably thought about or addressed the distribution of your biggest assets. It is likely that you have planned for those things that have either great financial worth, great significant worth, or both. What about everything else? Think of the things we accumulate over...
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Creditor Claims During Estate Administration in South Carolina

Personal representatives are tasked with many important responsibilities when it comes to estate administration in South Carolina. Among these responsibilities is properly addressing creditor claims. Proper notice must be provided to potential creditors of the estate and proper payment of valid creditor claims must be made. This is a key part in the estate...
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