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Clients often ask why certain documentation must be authenticated or certified by a Notary and not by a Commissioner of Oaths. To
Marriage is a significant milestone in one’s life, bringing with it a multitude of changes and decisions. One such decision that often
In South Africa, the Rental Housing Act lays out important dos and don’ts for landlords. By adhering to these guidelines, landlords can
The Maintenance of Surviving Spouses Act 27 of 1990 permits surviving spouses to seek maintenance from the deceased spouse’s estate upon the
Navigating the world of lease agreements can be complex and fraught with potential pitfalls. In South Africa, these agreements are an essential
Preparing for marriage in South Africa involves several critical decisions, one of which is the antenuptial agreement (AN). This legal document is
The Western Cape High Court recently examined whether a person had the intent to revoke their existing will. The deceased, hospitalised with
In South Africa, the process of cancelling a mortgage bond is commonly necessitated when a property is sold or the bond is
The default marriage regime has some complicated tax consequences. When couples are caught up in wedding and honeymoon planning, visiting their attorney
As interest rates continue to rise, many homeowners find themselves contemplating the idea of fixing their home loan interest rates. Initially, when
The Constitution of South Africa enshrines the right of everyone to have access to adequate housing. This places a mandatory duty on