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Tue - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Services/Products: Commercial Services Probate
Payment method: cash
Location: Bank of America Plz
Neighborhood: Downtown Columbia
Other Link: http://www.belserpa.com
Categories: Probate Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Business Litigation Attorneys, Civil Litigation & Trial Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (803) 929-0096

Address: 1901 Main St, Columbia, SC 29201

Website: http://www.belserpa.com

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Guardianship
Belser Law Firm can help you navigate the probate process to minimize the stress on you and your family. We also assist with guardianships and conservatorships for those without an estate plan.

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Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
Mike helps with business formation, planning, and disputes, and he helps creditors assert their rights in state, Federal, and Bankruptcy Court. He has appeared at virtually every level of court in South Carolina, from the Magistrate’s Court to the South Carolina Supreme Court.
Business Disputes
Every business needs a lawyer, and not just when something bad happens. Business and law are closely intertwined. A business that is properly organized and systematically operated can greatly minimize, or avoid altogether, obstacles that pose threats to their success. Business Law
Business Transactions
A significant portion of his practice has focused on international commercial transactions, from representing foreign clients in identifying investment opportunities in the United States and elsewhere to counseling small and medium-sized U.S. companies in developing export markets. He has served as Chairman of the International Law Committee of the South Carolina Bar.

Non-compete Agreement
Defeated a claim for money damages made by a business against a group of former employees alleged to have violated a non-compete agreement

Real Estate Litigation
Belser Law Firm has extensive experience advising individuals and businesses on questions relating to land acquisition, ownership, and use. The firm provides guidance to individuals, commercial interests, and governmental entities on real estate transactions and navigation of easement rights, zoning restrictions, and other legal issues affecting interests in land. When disputes cannot be avoided, the firm also advocates for its clients in litigation involving eminent domain/condemnation, zoning law, title and boundary disputes, easements, water rights, and other land-related matters.
Construction Litigation
Chuck’s law practice focuses on serving clients in the construction industry. Chuck received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from Clemson University in 1988. Prior to entering law school, Chuck worked as a project manager for several construction firms in Greenville, South Carolina gaining a wealth of practical experience. Chuck graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1996 with honors and has practiced continuously in Columbia since that time. Chuck is a member of the South Carolina Bar Construction Law Section having served on its executive committee for a number of years and as chairperson of the Section.
Real Estate Transactions
Charles has a business-oriented law practice with a strong emphasis on the structuring of transactions, advising family-owned and other small businesses, negotiating with lenders, and handling commercial real estate transactions.
Eminent Domain
The firm’s in depth experience in these distinct but overlapping practice areas provides a broad base of knowledge for guiding clients toward successful outcomes. The firm also provides general representation to governmental entities, with particular emphasis on municipal law, eminent domain/condemnation, land use/zoning, and government liability matters.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Property Damage
Feeling the need for change and wanting to pursue a more creative and flexible way of serving his clients, Chuck left large firm practice behind and affiliated with the Belser firm in March of 2017. Chuck’s practice now focuses on two primary areas: (1) serving as outside general counsel to a select group of clients in the construction industry; and (2) representing clients in litigation matters and advising on matters of significant importance to the client’s interests. Chuck also handles select matters for individuals in personal injury and property damage claims.

Personal Injury
Served as lead and co-counsel in obtaining significant plaintiff recoveries in numerous property, personal injury, and business litigation matters

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Since 1974, Clinch has represented businesses and individuals in litigation in the State and Federal courts in South Carolina at both the trial and appellate levels, as well as at administrative hearings. He also represents business entities in their formation, financing, acquisitions, real estate, and employment matters. He is experienced in probate administration and litigation and in estate planning.
Wills
Will Contests: Sometimes the validity of a will is called into question because of undue influence, fraud, or the testator (person making the will) lacking mental capacity to make a will.
Trusts
Disputes Over Estate or Trust Administration: This can occur when there are disagreements over who should be the personal representative (called executor in some states). It also includes whether the personal representative is doing a good job. Disagreements arise from how the estate is being managed. This can include disputes as to how assets are distributed, or valued, the accuracy of how the estate funds are spent, and how the estate assets are being taken care of. Lastly, disputes can arise when the estate or trust is ready to be distributed if the proposed distribution is not fair.
Power of Attorney
Belser Law Firm has experience drafting Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney that address the specific needs and goals of our clients. We will do our best to put you at ease, make your wishes known, help avoid probate, protect you if you are unable to make decisions for yourself, and give you and your family peace of mind. If a loved one passes away, and you have to go through probate, we realize it can be a stressful and confusing experience.
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Bob is a Columbia native who has practiced business, estate, and tax law in Columbia since 1974. Prior to entering private practice, Bob graduated from Duke University (B.A. 1966), University of South Carolina School of Law (J.D. 1969), and New York University (L.L.M. in Taxation, 1974). From 1969 to 1972, Bob served as a Lieutenant in the United States Navy with the Judge Advocate General Corps. Bob was licensed as a certified public accountant (CPA) earning his accounting license in 1972 and maintained it for 40 years until he voluntarily relinquished it in 2012. He was in the first group of attorneys in South Carolina to be designated as a “taxation specialist” Bob is admitted to practice in the Tax Court.

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