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Estate planning shouldn't be scary. Our team is here to provide helpful information on wills, trusts, POA's, and more.

Long Law is a trusted law firm based in Conway, South Carolina, with over 40 years of experience. We specialize in Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, and a full range of estate planning services. Our team is committed to making the legal process straightforward and stress-free for you and your family. We’re proud to serve our community and are always available to answer your questions.

10/15/2026

A will is an important part of an estate plan, but it does not always mean probate can be avoided.

In South Carolina, probate administration may still be needed to validate the will, appoint a personal representative, identify and protect estate assets, address creditor claims, and distribute property to the right heirs or beneficiaries.

For families in Conway, Horry County, and across the Grand Strand, the process can feel overwhelming—especially while grieving. Our team at Long Law Firm provides clear, personal guidance through each step of estate administration, helping families move forward with confidence.

If you have questions about probate or need help serving as a personal representative, contact Long Law Firm at (843) 488-2810.

10/08/2026

An estate plan should grow with your life.

A move to South Carolina, a change in family circumstances, a new home or account, or an updated beneficiary designation can all affect whether your documents still reflect your wishes.

At Long Law Firm, we help families in Conway, across the Grand Strand, and throughout Horry and Georgetown counties review wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare documents with clear, personal guidance.

If it has been a while since you reviewed your plan—or you recently relocated—contact us to schedule an estate plan review: https://www.longlawconway.com/ | (843) 488-2810

What changes in your life have prompted you to revisit your plans?

10/06/2026

Signing your estate planning documents is an important milestone—but it should not be the last time you think about them.

A will, trust, power of attorney, or beneficiary designation may need attention when life changes. A move to South Carolina, a marriage or divorce, a new grandchild, a change in finances, or the loss of a loved one can all affect whether your plan still reflects your wishes.

Even without a major change, a periodic estate plan review can help you feel confident that your documents remain current and coordinated.

Swipe to see how often we recommend reviewing your estate plan. If it has been a while, our team at Long Law Firm is here to provide clear, personal guidance for families in Conway and across the Grand Strand.

Call us at (843) 488-2810 to schedule an estate planning review.

09/21/2026

An Alzheimer’s diagnosis can bring difficult conversations and important decisions for a family.

Thoughtful estate planning can help create clarity around financial decisions, health care preferences, and the people entrusted to carry out your wishes. A current will or trust, durable power of attorney, health care power of attorney, and advance directive can all be important parts of the conversation.

For families in Conway and across the Grand Strand, we provide personal, plain-English guidance to help you plan with confidence.

Swipe through for estate-planning considerations to discuss with your loved ones. When you are ready to create or update a plan, contact Long Law Firm at (843) 488-2810.

09/15/2026

A vacation home or timeshare can hold years of family memories—but without clear estate planning, it can also create difficult decisions for the people you love.

For families in Conway and across the Grand Strand, planning for a second property may involve more than simply naming an heir. Ownership structure, beneficiary designations, ongoing expenses, and each family member’s wishes can all affect what happens next.

A thoughtful estate plan can help provide clarity, reduce the potential for conflict, and protect the legacy connected to your property.

If you own a vacation home or timeshare, we are here to help you review your options and build a plan that fits your family. Contact Long Law Firm to schedule an estate planning conversation.

09/13/2026

Grandparents leave more than memories. They pass down values, stories, encouragement, and a sense of belonging that can shape a family for generations.

National Grandparents Day is a meaningful reminder to honor the people who helped shape our lives—and to consider the legacy we hope to leave for those we love.

At Long Law Firm, we help families in Conway and across the Grand Strand create estate plans that reflect their wishes and provide clarity for the future. A will, trust, power of attorney, and beneficiary review can help protect the people and values that matter most.

If you have been meaning to begin or update your estate plan, we are here to offer clear, personal guidance. Call us at (843) 488-2810 or visit https://www.longlawconway.com/.

08/31/2026

August is National Make-A-Will Month—a helpful reminder that a will is a gift of clarity for the people you love.

A thoughtfully prepared will can name the people you trust to make decisions, identify beneficiaries, and give your family clearer direction when it matters most. Estate planning is not about fear; it is about care, confidence, and making your wishes known.

If you are in Conway or along the Grand Strand, we would be glad to start the conversation. Call Long Law Firm at (843) 488-2810.

08/27/2026

When was the last time you looked over your estate plan? If the honest answer is "it has been a while," you are in good company. Our team sees this often here in Conway, and a quick review can make a big difference in keeping your wishes up to date.

A few helpful reminders:

• Regular reviews matter. Most people benefit from revisiting their estate plan every three to five years.
• Major life changes should trigger updates within 60–90 days—marriage, divorce, a new child, or even a move to South Carolina.
• The classic “5 Ds” often signal it’s time to review: death, disability, divorce, distance, and descendants.

Your estate plan should grow and change as your life does. If it has been a few years, our team at Long Law Firm is here to help you review everything with clarity and confidence.

If you’re ready to get started, reach out anytime.

08/25/2026

Beneficiary designations play a bigger role in estate planning than most people realize. They decide who receives funds from certain accounts—and they can even override what’s written in your will.

If you haven’t checked your designations in a while, now is a great time to make sure they match your overall estate plan. Keeping everything aligned helps protect your wishes and your loved ones.

If you’d like help reviewing or updating your beneficiary designations, our team at Long Law Firm is here to walk you through each step.

08/18/2026

How confident are you in your estate planning knowledge? Our team at Long Law Firm put together a quick quiz featuring some of the questions we hear most often from families here in Conway and across the Grand Strand.

Swipe through to test yourself and see how many answers you can get before the next slide reveals them.

If the quiz brings up questions of your own, our Conway estate planning attorneys are here to help. Give us a call or reach out through our website to connect with our team.

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