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I really enjoy meeting new people and hearing their stories. It’s exciting to be at a real estate closing with a person who’s getting their first house, but even in a case such as a divorce, it’s an honor to be able to help people through a difficult time in their life.”
‐ Angela Frazier
A desire to work hard for her clients is second nature for attorney Angela Elliott Frazier. Inspired by her father, Senator Dick Elliott, who spent 30 years in the state legislature and never missed a day of the session, Angela learned the value of hard work.
“I was lucky to have parents who were great role models,” Frazier said. “Their value system and strong work ethic were ingrained in me from a very young age.”
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If you have made the decision to seek a divorce, then you have made one of the most difficult decisions that you will make. If you are still considering whether you want a divorce or are positive that you want to end your marriage, it will benefit you to know the essentials of South Carolina family law.
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It can be very hard to know how best to respond when parents age. Dementia, Alzheimer’s or a sudden incapacitating illness can all result in parents who are unable to properly care for themselves. To find out more about guardianship and conservatorship actions in Greenville, South Carolina, keep reading.
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For most people, the purchase of a new home is one of the most important and largest financial decisions they will make. Elliott Frazier understands the excitement of this process, as well as our client’s concerns in making these decisions.
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Married couples who are in the middle of a divorce or are planning to file for divorce will want to familiarize themselves with the new federal tax law taking effect in 2019. Currently, the law allows the person who is required to pay alimony to deduct the entire amount from their federal income tax returns….
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It’s pretty uncommon to find anyone who isn’t active on at least one social media channel these days. And, given that many people overshare on their online profiles, the use of social media in litigation is on the rise. Plaintiffs’ social media posts, comments, and activities have been used by defense attorneys in everything from…
