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Greenville and Clemson Estate Planning Lawyers
Offices in Clemson and Greenville, South Carolina
Welcome to the Elder Law Firm of Pete Fields, a Greenville estate planning attorney in South Carolina.
Pete’s Clemson estate planning office focuses on South Carolina Medicaid applications, Wills, Taxation, Estate Planning, Special Needs, Asset Protection Planning, Trusts, Powers of Attorney and Guardianships & Conservatorships.
Pete’s estate planning office has several Greenville estate planning lawyers who practice Elder Law. Retirees, Baby Boomers, and Seniors should come to The Fields Law Firm in Clemson or Greenville and have their estate plans completed before it’s too late.
Can You Answer These Estate Planning Questions?
• What happens to my assets if I die without a Last Will?
• How can I qualify for Medicaid?
• What's the difference between a Last Will and a Living Trust?
• Who controls my assets if I become disabled?
• If I have Medicare, do I still need a Long Term Care coverage?
• Will a trust protect me from estate taxes and nursing home care costs?
• How can I protect my children if I'm divorced?
• Will my family lose my assets if I have to go on Medicaid?
Contact us for a FREE 15 minute consultation and find out today! 864.653.4090
Alzheimer's Law
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Nursing Home Care
If your spouse or loved one is in a nursing home, did you know that you may be able to… find out more
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A South Carolina Elder Law Firm concentrating in: Medicaid, Elder Law, Alzheimer's Law, Special Needs & Disabilities Planning, Wills, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Directives, Guardianships & Conservatorships, Estate Planning, Taxation, Probate & Trust Administration, Trust and Asset Protection Planning.