Inheritance and Wills
Source: A simple guide to South African Family Law by Nthabiseng Monareng Introduction One of the most important things that a person needs to think
December 1, 2021
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Source: A simple guide to South African Family Law by Nthabiseng Monareng Introduction One of the most important things that a person needs to think
The English word usufruct derives from the Latin roots usus and fructus, from verbs meaning to possess and to have the benefit of, respectively. A
If you are unable to sign your Will, you may ask someone to sign the Will on your behalf or you can sign the Will by
Is a copy of a will valid? Because of Covid, my late father never signed his latest will. Will I have to wind up his
A client has recently had a baby and asked me how she goes about changing her will. A will ensures that the person that winds
Please see the attached useful FNB Personal Inventory which contains your personal information and details of your assets. I have posted a Wishes and Memories
Leaving this mortal coil – taking care of your digital and physical assets To prepare for your death, I advise you to: Put together a
IF YOU DO NOT LEAVE A WILL http://www.justice.gov.za/master/m_deseased/deceased_intestate.html See the Intestate Succession Act. Any person of 16 years and over is free to make a
Can I choose who to benefit in my will? In South Africa, a person can leave his or her assets to whoever he likes, with
One way of avoiding estate duty and donations tax is to sell an asset to a family trust for a market related value. The rationale