In South Carolina, trusts are used to manage assets and support estate planning by providing clear instructions for distribution. These arrangements can help avoid probate and offer greater financial control. Trusts may be structured to meet various needs. Because South Carolina law governs their creation, legal assistance can help ensure proper setup.
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