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There are three matrimonial property regimes:
If you get married without a marriage contract (an antenuptial contract or ‘ANC’), your marriage will automatically be in community of property. If you want to marry out of community of property, you need to go to a notary to create an ANC, which is then registered in the Deeds Office. If you enter into an ANC, your marriage will automatically follow the accrual system, unless you specifically exclude it in your contract. Remember to sign the ANC before your wedding.
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Simplify the process of obtaining a marriage contract. If you know which contract you prefer, you can purchase your Marriage Contract online for an all-inclusive fee of R2 300.00. Click “Add to basket” to proceed, and our system will generate the contract for your review. Our experts will guide you through the next steps, ensuring a seamless experience. Act now and begin your journey towards a secure and happy marriage.
If you choose the option of a marriage contract, with accrual, and wish to exclude assets, the system will ask you to list those assets and their approximate values. The assets must be described in detail along the lines of this template.
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Receive personalized attention for your marriage contract. Opt for a virtual or face-to-face meeting at our office, where we’ll provide expert advice, facilitate discussions, and draft the antenuptial contract. Our inclusive fee of R3 450.00 covers all services, including registration in the Deeds Office. Take the first step towards a well-protected future with your partner today.
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