Make the Living Will part of your financial planning discussion
During the prime of an individual’s life, you don’t give much thought to situations in which you become ill or are facing the end of your life. Sickness and death are not easy […]
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Not all is fair in love and… wills
As we celebrate the month of love, the 3.5 million South African couples who are living together but are not married should be aware that when it comes to legal affairs, not all […]
Intestate Succession Act – Who is the parent in the true sense of the word?
A parent does not, in the strictest sense of the word, need to be the blood and biological parent of a child to inherit if the child dies intestate. This, Timeslive reports, was […]
Intestate Succession Act – Who is the parent in the true sense of the word?
A parent does not, in the strictest sense of the word, need to be the blood and biological parent of a child to inherit if the child dies intestate. This, Timeslive reports, was […]
National Wills Week – Increasing need for cross-border estate planning
As we observe National Wills Week this week, it is a good time to consider how cross-border estate planning is factored in – especially for wealthier South Africans who are increasingly looking to […]
National Wills Week – Increasing need for cross-border estate planning
As we observe National Wills Week this week, it is a good time to consider how cross-border estate planning is factored in – especially for wealthier South Africans who are increasingly looking to […]
Divorce and wills – Why it is necessary to review will after the event
In a recent blog post, Van der Spuy & Partners, a local law firm, advises readers to make sure that they have their will carefully reviewed by an attorney when they are divorced […]
