Estate Planning in South Carolina, 2nd Edition, Volume IV Out of Stock
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Principal Authors:
Dan A. Collins
Randy E. Fisher
J. Tod Hyche
Briani B. Mellen
William G. Newsome III
Kenneth F. Smith
Karen H. Thomas
Contributing Authors and Editors: Andrew W. Chandler and M. Jean Lee
©2016
Upon completion Estate
Planning in South Carolina, Second Edition will be a comprehensive six-volume set authoritative
to this complex, challenging, and rewarding area of practice. Each Volume was
written as a stand-alone resource; therefore, each Volume will be released and
sold as it becomes available. This means that Volumes will not be released
sequentially.
Volume IV of the Second Edition of Estate Planning in South Carolina, edited by Andrew W. Chandler and M.
Jean Lee, and co-authored by seven of South Carolina's most experienced and well-respected
Estate Planning and Tax Law Practitioners and Specialists, focuses on practical
advice and guidance for the South Carolina practitioner who seeks to undertake
the challenges, rewards, and benefits of estate planning. Written with the
practicing attorney in mind, these excellent volumes give solid, clear advice,
practical insight, and unerring guidance.
Topics addressed in the
brand new Volume IV include:
estate litigation, a primer on asset protection, post-mortem estate planning,
and advanced techniques in estate planning.
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