Herewith some legal-based content on some topics of interest which we trust will provide you with further insight. These articles are not intended to provide specific legal advice. You should always consult your attorney for advice on any specific issue you may have.
A deed of transfer is the legal document that records the change of ownership when property is sold or transferred in South Africa. Understanding the deed of transfer is essential whether you’re buying a home in Durban, dividing assets after
how long does divorce take in south africa is one of the most common questions we hear from clients seeking family law advice; timelines vary widely depending on whether the divorce is undefended or contested, the complexity of property and
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership, and understanding it clearly is essential whether you are buying, selling or planning estates in South Africa. What is Conveyancing and why does it matter? Conveyancing describes the full legal transfer
divorce procedure in South Africa can be straightforward or complex depending on whether you and your spouse agree on the main issues – and whether children, property or businesses are involved. This guide explains each step, practical timelines, cost considerations
The Administration of Deceased Estates is often a complex, emotional and technical process; when you lose a loved one in South Africa, knowing the basic steps and who to call can save time, stress and expense. Administration of Deceased Estates:
Estates planning and administration can be a minefield: Estates are often mishandled when wills are unclear, trusts are poorly drafted, or family disputes escalate — costing time, money and relationships. This guide explains common legal pitfalls in South Africa and
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