Clarice Thornwell
Attorney
One lawyer, one office, and a short list of work.
When you call, I answer, or I call you back as soon as I can. When you come in, you meet me, and the same person drafts your documents and sits with you while you sign them. A one-lawyer office is small on purpose, and it means nobody has to explain your situation twice.
I take wills and living trusts, powers of attorney and health care directives, planning for long-term care, special needs trusts, and probate and estate administration. I don’t take litigation, divorces or injury cases. If your question belongs to someone else, I’ll say so in the first conversation and, where I can, suggest who to ask.
Most of my clients are in one of two places: people planning ahead for themselves, and adult children helping a parent. Both are welcome, and often come together.
What I take
- Wills and living trusts
- Powers of attorney and directives
- Paying for long-term care
- Special needs trusts
- Probate and estates
Where Clarice is admitted, and what she studied
Admitted
State bar of South Carolina
1990
Courts
Greenville County Probate Court
U.S. District Court, District of South Carolina
Education
Juris Doctor
1989
Bachelor of Arts, History
1986
Languages
English
Memberships
Elder and estate law sections of the state bar
The office
Where the office sits
The office is on North Main Street in downtown Greenville, a short walk from Falls Park and the river. Most of the work is done by phone, mail and secure upload, and we meet in person when it helps. I can also come to a parent’s home or a care facility when a visit would be easier than a trip.
Parking is in the downtown garages. When you book, I send directions and the suite number, and I’m glad to meet you at the door.
