C. Jackson "Trey" Nantz III
Business / Contracts, Business Formation, Commercial Real Estate, Intellectual Property, Mergers & Acquisitions, Real Estate, Startups, Trademarks, Wills, Trusts, & Probate (Transactional)
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Personal Introduction
Trey has completed his undergraduate studies at the College of Charleston and has obtained his Juris Doctor degree from the Charleston School of Law. He is currently admitted to the South Carolina Bar and maintains active membership in esteemed professional organizations, including the American Bar Association and various others within his field. Trey’s commitment to personal growth and community involvement is exemplified by his status as an Eagle Scout and membership in the South Carolina AFM as Mariners No. 2.
Practice Composition
Transactional
Education
Practice Summary
Our team three focuses on three key practice areas designed to support individuals and businesses in securing their futures and navigating legal complexities: Estate Planning: We provide comprehensive estate planning services, including wills, trusts, and estate administration, to help individuals and families protect their assets and ensure their legacies are preserved according to their wishes. Business Planning and Support: Our firm offers tailored legal solutions for businesses at every stage, from formation and structuring to contract review, compliance, and general counsel services. We focus on aligning legal strategies with business goals to foster growth and protect interests. Real Estate Transactions: Nantz Law assists with a wide range of real estate matters, including residential and commercial closings, lease negotiations, and select real estate litigation. Our goal is to facilitate smooth transactions and resolve disputes efficiently.
Response Time
2 days
Affiliations
American Bar Association
Phi Delta Phi International Legal Honor Society
South Carolina Bar Association
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