Breanna Compitello

I am Managing Partner at Sentinel Law Firm, proudly serving Upstate South Carolina. We are a general practice firm committed to providing individualized attention to each clients' unique situation.

No client should be subject to a one-size-fits-all approach. That's why we make sure we understand our clients' individual needs, and create a specific legal plan based on those needs.

Liberty University School of Law

J.D.

2016 - 2019

Managing Partner

Sentinel Law Firm

Current

Proudly serving Upstate South Carolina

Commerce Club Law Review, Greenville, SC

December 15, 2022

Commerce Club Greenville

Held a seminar about starting a business in South Carolina at the Commerce Club in Greenville.

Elite Lawyer for 2022

Elite Lawyer

2022

South Carolina Bar  # 105137

Member

Current

Commerce Club Greenville

Member

2022 - Current

North Carolina Bar  # 55793

Member

2020 - Current

North Carolina

North Carolina State Bar

ID Number: 55793

South Carolina

South Carolina Bar

ID Number: 105137

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Q. Is there anything that can be done to get an Order, signed by a Judge in Family Court, reversed? He ruled against defend

December 14, 2022

A: Sounds like there may have been some level of coercion in signing the document. When the documents are signed and incorporated into a court proceeding, the Judge always asks questions to rule out any coercion. If this was outside of court and just an agreement signed between the parties, then there could be grounds for potentially setting aside the agreement. Whatever the case may be, reaching out to an experienced family law attorney would be the best way to find out her options for sure.