Business Details
9 Years
experience
Estate Planning & Probate Law Services in Summerville, SC
Founded in 2017, our firm specializes in estate planning and probate law, providing personalized legal solutions for individuals and families. With extensive experience in wills, trusts, and healthcare directives, we guide clients through complex legal matters while prioritizing their unique needs. Our practice combines deep knowledge of South Carolina probate code with a compassionate approach to client care. We offer free in-home consultations to ensure accessibility and comfort during sensitive discussions. Our team's background includes work at probate courts and estate planning firms, reinforcing our commitment to excellence.We serve Berkeley County, Charleston County, and Dorchester County with flexible appointment options. Our founder, Sabrina Call, brings expertise from her Juris Doctor degree and prior legal experience to every case. We emphasize transparency in billing, offering hourly and flat-rate options as needed. Client trust is built through clear communication and a focus on practical, lasting solutions. Our dedication to the community is reflected in our membership with the Lowcountry Senior Network and local bar associations.
Services
Wills
Trusts
Probate Administration
Power of Attorney
Guardianships
Details
- Year established: 2017
Highlights and features
- We offer free in-home consultations for personalized service
- Our team has 10+ years combined experience in estate law
- Specialized in South Carolina probate code compliance
- Flexible appointment scheduling including off-hour options
- Transparent billing with documented hourly and flat-rate options
Services
Wills
Creating legally binding wills to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes. Our attorneys help clients establish guardianship for minors and outline specific bequests. We provide document review services to maintain compliance with changing family circumstances and state laws.
Trusts
Establishing revocable and irrevocable trusts to manage asset distribution and avoid probate. Our services include trust funding guidance and Medicaid planning strategies. We help clients understand the implications of transferring property ownership while maintaining control during their lifetime.
Probate Administration
Guiding executors through the probate process for estates with or without wills. We assist with asset inventory, debt settlement, and property transfer procedures. Our team provides court representation and helps navigate South Carolina's 9-month minimum probate timeline.
Power of Attorney
Drafting durable and healthcare powers of attorney to appoint decision-makers for financial and medical matters. We ensure documents comply with South Carolina Code Ann. 62-5-504 and 62-8-114(a), covering life-sustaining treatment preferences and financial authority limits.
Guardianships
Establishing guardianships for incapacitated adults through probate court petitions. Our services include preparing documentation for physical and financial guardianship, following South Carolina's definition of incapacity under Code Ann. 62-5-101.
People
Sabrina C. Call
Owner/Attorney
Licensed South Carolina attorney since 2014 with estate planning expertise. Former guardian ad litem and probate court extern. Provides personalized legal solutions after experiencing family estate planning firsthand. Serves Berkeley and Charleston counties.
Nazadia Ann Stephens
Paralegal
Paralegal with experience in child support, juvenile justice, and legal case management. Specializes in probate estate process assistance. Holds degrees from South Carolina State University and Trident Technical College. Serves Berkeley County clients.
Questions
What estate planning documents are most important?
Wills, revocable trusts, durable powers of attorney, and healthcare directives are essential for comprehensive estate planning in South Carolina.
Do I need a lawyer for probate administration?
While not legally required, our experienced attorneys simplify the 9+ month probate process through court representation and document preparation.
How often should I update my will?
Review your will every 3-5 years or after major life events like marriage, childbirth, or relocation to ensure it reflects current circumstances.
What areas do you serve?
We primarily serve Summerville, Moncks Corner, Goose Creek, North Charleston, and surrounding areas in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties.
What payment options are available?
We offer hourly billing with detailed time logs and flat-rate options depending on case complexity. Retainers are required for all matters.
Can I meet at my home or assisted living facility?
Yes, we provide free in-home consultations for estate planning and probate matters to ensure client comfort during sensitive discussions.
