Trusts & Planning
Gender identity in estate planning
Recently I attended a webinar hosted by STEP (The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners) on gender identity in estate planning in the European context,
Recently I attended a webinar hosted by STEP (The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners) on gender identity in estate planning in the European context,
“In all matters concerning the care, protection and well-being of a child, the standard that the child’s best interest is of paramount importance, must be
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While many South Africans don’t hesitate to drop thousands of rand on a lavish evening out, they often balk at spending a similar amount on
A person who causes the death of another is not entitled to inherit from the estate of the person he has killed. This rule finds
A “living will” is a declaration or an advance directive which will represent a patient’s wish to refuse any medical treatment and attention in the form of
If we learnt one thing from the Covid-19 pandemic is that life is short! That is why it is important to act now and get
Trusts are a popular planning tool for wealthy South African families to manage their fortune, but constantly changing tax laws and a greater scrutiny of
More and more South Africans are investing offshore and acquiring assets in foreign countries. The question asked by many estate owners is whether one needs
Very few people realise the financial implications of dying. Many South Africans have insufficient cash in their estates to pay for the estate costs and
