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How to Register a Foreign Marriage in South Africa | A Simple Guide
Written by Roy Bregman, an admitted attorney with over 51 years of experience in Family Law. A client asked: I would like to enquire about
Attorney Requirements for Deceased Estate Administration in South Africa
Do You Need an Attorney to Handle a Deceased Estate? When an Attorney is Required The Master of the High Court in South Africa often
Compassionate Estate Services: Guiding You Through Difficult Times
Roy Bregman’s 50+ Years of Expertise at Your Service Dealing with a loved one’s estate is challenging. At Bregman Moodley Attorneys, we’re here to support
How long does the estate administration process take?
The estate administration process in South Africa typically takes between 6 months to 2 years but can extend longer in complex cases. Several factors influence
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Winding up a deceased estate Winding up a deceased estate involves several important steps. First, you report the estate to the Master of the High
Understanding the Role of the Master of the High Court in Winding Up a Deceased Estate in South Africa
The Master of the High Court plays a crucial supervisory and regulatory role in the estate administration process in South Africa. Key aspects of the
Steps in the winding up of a deceased estate typically include the following:
Prepare all the necessary documents to report the estate to the Master of the High Court. Instruct an agent to submit the reporting documents and
What Are the Main Responsibilities of An Executor in A Deceased Estate
The role of an executor in managing a deceased estate is crucial and involves several key responsibilities: Initial Steps Meet with the deceased’s family to
What are the differences between an executor and a representative in South Africa?
What are the differences between an executor and a representative in South Africa? Executor An executor is appointed to handle larger, more complex estates in
What is a Liquidation and Distribution Account?
The Liquidation and Distribution Account (L&D Account) is a crucial document in the administration of a deceased estate in South Africa. It serves as a