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When I was in law school, I choose a small bankruptcy boutique firm (then Anderson and Robinson, P.A.) to work for one summer.  I knew virtually nothing about bankruptcy; I chose the firm because I liked their approach to hiring--they were honest about the work their summer clerks would do, and the lawyers they would be working with.  Before the summer was out, I had truly found my niche--the work suited me, and I was comfortable with the Code-based practice.  I've never practiced in any other field.. After law school, I clerked for two bankruptcy judges in the Western District of Louisiana, and then returned to private practice in South Carolina, including a number of years with the same firm I clerked for during law school.  I worked with Bob Anderson and John Fort, both Chapter 7 panel trustees, and represented other trustees as well.  I also represented debtors in Chapter 11 cases as well as consumer cases.. In 1997 I had the opportunity to return home, to Spartanburg, where I grew up.  As I was about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime--the adoption of a baby girl--the prospect of returning home was irresistable.  I started my own practice in 1998, primarily devoted to representing consumers in bankruptcy cases, but also branching out to work on the occasional Chapter 11 case.. My practice is small.  My walls are decorated with hand-made art work--my daughter's--and my desk is covered with pictures (and, to be honest, cluttered with files).  I am committed to treating each client as an individual, and crafting a solution that is right for that client, whether that means filing a bankruptcy, trying to work out settlements, or recommending a different course of action altogether.  I also try to make my clients comfortable with the often unfortunate situation they find themselves in.. *****. Regarding any endorsements or testimonials in my profile, South Carolina Rule of Professional Conduct 7.1 requires this notice: "Any result the endorsed lawyer or law firm may achieve on behalf of one client in one matter does not necessarily indicate similar results can be obtained for other clients."

South Carolina lawyer Danny R. Smith focuses his practice primarily on assisting injured and disabled working men and women who are seeking Social Security Disability and workers’ compensation benefits.. In doing so, Smith brings 39 years of experience handling thousands of these claims. He has taken many of them to the hearing stage before administrative judges. It’s a process that’s oftentimes time-consuming and frustrating, but Smith says there’s nothing more personally fulfilling for him than a satisfactory final result.. “We can help somebody who’s waited two years for Social Security Disability after they’ve worked 20-30 years,” he says. “They are about to lose everything -- and suddenly you’ve given them the ability to make it. They are some of the most grateful people in the world you could ever represent. So that’s a very gratifying result.”. A native of Spartanburg County, Smith received a B.S. degree in business from the University of South Carolina in 1971 and then immediately enrolled in the university’s School of Law. After getting his law degree in 1974, he worked for a year in the Columbia office of the Veterans Administration before returning to Spartanburg, where he has practiced law ever since.. He established several law firms, concentrating his practice on plaintiff’s personal-injury work but with an ever-present Social Security Disability and workers’ comp practice as well. After he and his partners formed Harrison, White, Smith, Hayes & Coggins in 2000, Smith took the role of managing partner for 10 years. He focused his practice more narrowly on Social Security Disability and workers’ compensation law while also assisting on significant personal injury cases.. He considers his long legal career to be everything he ever wanted.. “When I was a kid, I wanted to be an attorney,” he says. “So to be able to do that has been the fulfillment of what my professional plans always were. You never know when you start a practice how you’re going to evolve and what the practice will be. But this has turned out to be the right niche for me.”

Since becoming licensed in 1995, I have practiced almost exclusively in Family Court in South Carolina.  I represent men and women who are going through divorce as well as child custody cases.  I represent people with complex, "high dollar" divorces as well as people of modest means who need help.. Our firm also represents grandparents who are seeking custody and visitation. Additionally, I also routinely file actions regarding child support and alimony.  I file actions for contempt against people who do not follow their Court orders and I also defend contempt of Court cases.  Further, having worked as an attorney for the South Carolina Department of Social Services, I also defend DSS cases.  With this wealth of experience, I am happy to help you.

My law practice handles cases in the areas of Personal  Injury claims, Divorce and Family law including name changes,  real estate closings, deeds, Probate, Wills and estates,and Power of Attorney. I am in a solo law practice and I offer  personal service to get to know my  clients as individuals each realizing they each have different needs.. I have been active in the Spartanbiurg County Bar and served as its President  in  2018.  I am a member of First Presbyterian Church in Spartanburg where I have been a lifelong member and have served as an Elder and as a Deacon.  I have two chidlren ages 32 and 34 . My daughter graduated from Clemson in 2009 and my son graduated from The Citadel in 2015. I am active in my community as a member of the Kiwanis Club of Spartnburg and had have served as the President of the club and in 1986 I served as Lt. Governor of the Carolinas District of Kiwanis over 12 clubs. I served as the Prosecutor for the City of Spartanburg for 11 years.  I was on the Board of Mountainview Nursing  Home for 25 years.. I have been actrive in the South Carolina Bar serving as President of the  Young Lawyers Division over all lawyers under 35 years of age; as a member of the Board of Governors, a member of the House of Delegates and on the Supreme Court Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization.. I have beenactive in my alumni Affairesas a apresident of theSpartnburg countyclemson Club, as Chairman of itd Schailsrahip Committee annually  and on the Alumni National Council. I have been an IPTAY Represeentaive for over 40 years and served as Spartanburg County Chairman several years..

Jenny was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina, and she is a graduate of the College of Charleston and Charleston School of Law. Prior to moving to Spartanburg, she helped form the Charleston County Custody Fast-Track Committee, which she co-chaired. Jenny is a frequent speaker at local, state, and national continuing legal education seminars, and she moderates the annual Guardian ad Litem training, sponsored by the South Carolina Bar.  She is also one of only 18 attorneys in South Carolina to be selected to participate in the 2014 Leadership Academy sponsored by the SC Bar.. Jenny was trained and certified as a Volunteer Guardian ad Litem during her first year of law school. Following her certification, she devoted her pro bono service work for over two years to representing children involved in abuse and neglect cases in the Charleston County Family Court. These Guardian ad Litem cases, along with her own personal experience with divorce, inspired her to practice family law in a way that focuses not only on the legal aspect of domestic relations but also on the impact these events have on the individuals involved. Being a wife, mother, and stepmother herself, Jenny understands the compassion and sensitivity needed to handle these types of cases.. Jenny is an active member of the Spartanburg County Bar Association, the South Carolina Bar, the American Bar Association, and the South Carolina Women Lawyer’s Association. She is also a certified private Guardian ad Litem and finds her work representing children in private custody litigation to be some of the most rewarding work in the practice of law. When she isn’t working as an attorney Guardian ad Litem, Jenny enjoys spending time with her husband and their six children. As a lifelong bibliophile, she is always sneaking time to read any book that catches her fancy.

A native of Spartanburg and graduate of Spartanburg High, Mr. Turner received a double major from Clemson University. He worked two years as a clerk at Alston & Bird in Atlanta before attending Loyola University School of Law. He completed a judicial externship with the Honorable Sol Blatt, Jr. in the United States District Court. Mr. Turner is AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell.  Noel is a 2013 graduate of Leadership Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce.  He began his legal career at Burts Turner & Rhodes in 1998, and is a full equity partner in the firm.

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Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.

Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.

Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.

Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.

Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.

Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.

Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.

Experienced H attorney serving clients in Spartanburg and surrounding areas.