(864) 284-9009 (Greenville) (864) 597-0300 (Spartanburg) Home About Us Practice Areas Real Estate Closings FAQs Contact Us In South Carolina, you will choose the real estate closing attorney for your new home purchase. Your real estate agent or mortgage banker may have provided our information as an option for your closing attorney. As your closing attorney, we will be responsible for compiling all the closing documentation including title searches, and ensuring that all the appropriate inspections and appraisals are paid at or before closing. If you are a first-time home buyer or are purchasing your first South Carolina home, we will help you through every step of your closing. We will explain all the closing paperwork to you during the real estate closing process and ensure that you understand what you are signing. Purchasing a home is a huge investment and we want you to be well-informed during this process. When you choose Noon and Hammett as your closing attorney, you can rest assured that your closing will be handled in a personal, thorough, and professional manner. If you have questions about the process, please call us in Greenville at (864) 284-9009 or in Spartanburg at (864) 597-0300. Noon & Hammett Copyright © 2021 All Rights Reserved Powered by MorrillTech Interactive Internet Marketing & Website Design

(864) 284-9009 (Greenville) (864) 597-0300 (Spartanburg) Home About Us Practice Areas Real Estate Closings FAQs Contact Us Forming your company – LLC, S Corp or C Corp? There are a number of different corporate structures that may suit you and your business. One of the more popular business structures is the LLC, or Limited Liability Company, but there are many other options that may make more sense for your situation. Although many businesses begin as sole proprietorships, at some point it becomes advantageous to form a corporation to help protect the business owner from the personal liability commonly associated with a sole proprietorship. Some of the options include a professional partnership (one example is a group of physicians or dentists who form a professional practice), an LLC (Limited Liability Company), an S Corporation or a C Corporation. Each corporate structure has its own pros and cons that must be examined before you decide which is right for you. For instance, do you wish to take an “owner’s draw” as a salary, or would you prefer to be paid with a W-2 and be a salaried employee? Do you even plan to have employees? An attorney versed in corporate formations can help guide you through these and other important decisions. Call our attorneys today to start expanding your business! Noon & Hammett Copyright © 2021 All Rights Reserved Powered by MorrillTech Interactive Internet Marketing & Website Design