Have a question you would like answered? Email us and we may answer it. The questions here are based on ones from our readers, with identifying information removed.
Topic: Inheritance | Show questions and answers for all topics
No, the debt must first be paid from the deceased estate before the title deed can be transferred.
When it comes to property, agreements must be in writing and signed by all parties involved.
It depends whether she left a will, if you were married in community of property, and if you had an antenuptial contract.
Go to the Master's office or magistrate's court with an application on form J251 and certified proof of the account holder's identity.
If you are the legal owner of the house, you do not need to transfer it to her. Maybe you can work out a setup that benefits you both.
First report the death to the Master of the High Court. The Master will appoint a representative to have the letter of authority to wind up the estate.
Go to the Master of the High Court where the letter of authority was issued and ask them to help you.
Agreement amongst the five siblings is key to dealing successfully with inheriting your late brother’s properties. It is only the executor who has the right to deal with the deceased estate.
Yes, you can. The Supreme Court ruled that lump sum payments of deceased estates could be made in terms of the law.
You can access a deceased person's unclaimed funds through the Association for Savings and Investment South Africa (ASISA).