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A maintenance order feels permanent while it is being paid every month. It has a court’s authority behind it, a case number, and a payer who has (hopefully) been reliably meeting it for years. So when that paying...
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South Africans who have worked abroad, whether for a few years in London or a full career in Australia, the Middle East, or elsewhere, often come home with more than savings. They come home with a foreign pension,...
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Property bought in a trust’s name looks, on paper, almost identical to property bought in a person’s own name. The deed of sale is signed, a conveyancer is appointed, and the transfer proceeds through the same Deeds Office...
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Most families dealing with an aging parent’s finances assume a signed power of attorney will carry them through, whatever happens. It is a reasonable assumption, and it is wrong. In South Africa, a power of attorney does not...
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When a parent or grandparent dies and leaves something to a child under 18, most families assume the money simply sits safely until the child comes of age. What actually happens is more specific, and more restrictive, than...
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