Brush Law Firm is a Charleston, South Carolina practice serving individuals, families, property owners, lenders, and businesses across the Lowcountry. Established in 1980, the firm handles real estate, creditor law, probate, wills, trusts, estates, and personal injury matters. Its attorneys provide practical guidance for clients managing property transactions, debt recovery, estate responsibilities, planning decisions, or injury claims while emphasizing respectful service and direct attention throughout each legal matter.
Brush Law Firm assists buyers and sellers with residential real estate transactions, refinances, short sales, loan modifications, foreclosures, tax sale properties, and heir property concerns. The firm helps clients review purchase contracts, complex title issues, loan documents, closing requirements, and other matters affecting ownership. Its attorneys also address real property disputes and title problems, drawing on decades of experience with Charleston-area transactions and property issues that may require careful legal review.
Brush Law Firm represents creditors in collection, foreclosure, and creditor bankruptcy matters while helping clients pursue lawful recovery of amounts owed. The firm also prepares wills, trusts, general powers of attorney, health care powers of attorney, living wills, and related estate planning documents. Its probate work helps families address estate administration and responsibilities after a death, with guidance intended to reduce uncertainty and support orderly handling of property and legal obligations.
Brush Law Firm has served the Charleston community since 1980 and maintains one office in the heart of the city. The firm also represents individuals injured by the negligence of others in personal injury matters. Its staff includes long-term team members who support a family-oriented office environment. Clear communication, practical experience, community involvement, and respectful client service guide the firm’s work across real estate, creditor, estate, probate, and injury matters.
