Protecting Land for the Common Good: The Public Trust Doctrine in South Carolina
“The underlying premise of the Public Trust Doctrine is that some things are considered too important to society to be owned by one person.” This is what the South Carolina...
Timing Is Everything: When Powers of Attorney Aren’t Bulletproof
In the previous blog, we looked at the basics of financial and medical powers of attorney. Today, we’re going to look at how these documents are not as straightforward as...
Do You Know the Limits of Your Powers of Attorney?
The power of attorney for finance and the power of attorney for health care are two essential documents of estate planning. These documents give a person (the agent) the power...
