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When someone passes away and leaves behind assets worth more than R250 000 that need to be managed — property, bank accounts, investments, a business (an estate) someone needs to receive legal authority to deal with those assets...
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If you’re getting married in South Africa, your marriage will automatically fall under the “community of property” system unless you take legal steps to opt out. This means your assets and debts will be combined with your spouse’s....
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Understanding title deed registration costs is crucial when buying or inheriting property in South Africa. These costs include Deeds Office fees, transfer duty, conveyancer’s fees, and bond registration costs. Here’s a quick breakdown: Deeds Office Fees: Mandatory charges...
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Having a valid will is essential in South Africa to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes and to avoid complications for your loved ones. Without a valid will, your estate will be handled under the...
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When someone in South Africa passes away, their movable assets – like bank accounts, vehicles, jewellery, and furniture – must be managed and distributed according to legal procedures. This responsibility falls on the executor, who is appointed to...
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