Futeral Law Firm LLC Charleston, South Carolina Our mission is to serve the communities of the coastal areas in South Carolina to the utmost of our abilities. At the Futeral Law Firm, we pride ourselves on providing high-quality legal representation to individual and business clients alike. We’re a very efficient, professional firm that adheres itself to the highest standards possible. Our fees are set appropriately, and our expertise knows no bounds.

Downey Law Columbia, South Carolina Offering a full service bankruptcy and debt workout practice, Jane H. Downey, P.A. has represented thousands of different clients, including creditors, debtors and unsecured creditor committees. These case matters have included work with Chapters 11, 13 and 7 of the bankruptcy law code. Mrs. Downey has extensive experience with bankruptcies, and would be honored to file yours today.

Dana Wilkinson Spartanburg, South Carolina Thank you for taking a moment to read through my description. My name is Däna (pronounced in the US as “Donna”), and I’ve been a bankruptcy lawyer for over twenty years now. I attended law school at the University of South Carolina, and have worked for two bankruptcy judges personally. I’ve also practiced a number of years for a few different bankruptcy boutique firms.

South Carolina was originally a part of the Province of Carolina, until the two sections were split into North and South respectively. The state’s population is just over 4.5 million residents, making it the 24th largest state in within the United States. South Carolina is also home to several major lakes, including Lake Marion, Strom Thurmond and Moultrie.

Although South Carolina is classified as a humid subtropical climate, areas in the higher elevations have much less subtropical influences. In the summer, the state is fairly hot and humid. In the winter, the coastal areas enjoy a mild winter, while the inner region is much cooler, with overnight lows reaching freezing.

If you’re currently searching for a South Carolina bankruptcy lawyer, your best bet is to sit down with a few before signing a contract with any specific firm. It’s definitely in your best interest to get to know the attorney that you’re meeting with. Everyone functions differently and will enjoy certain aspects of an attorney more than others. If you want really strong, aggressive representation, the attorney may be more outright than you’re used to dealing with.