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Wills · Nelspruit

Wills drafted by attorneys in Nelspruit.

A properly drafted will makes sure your wishes are carried out and spares your family uncertainty and delay. We draft wills that are valid, clear and suited to your circumstances.

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Wills

Your wishes, in writing.

Your attorneyStephan VoslooDirector · Attorney

Admitted as an attorney in 2016, with a right of appearance in the High Court.

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Without a valid will, your estate is divided according to a fixed legal formula that may not reflect what you want. A will lets you decide who inherits, who looks after your children and who administers your estate.

We take the time to understand your family and assets, advise on the options and draft a will that meets every legal formality, so it does not fail when it matters.

How we help

What we handle.

i

Individual wills

Wills tailored to your assets, family structure and wishes.

ii

Joint and mirror wills

Wills for spouses and partners, with advice on the consequences of each option.

iii

Guardianship of minors

Nominating guardians for your children and providing for their care.

iv

Testamentary trusts

Trusts in your will that hold an inheritance for minors or vulnerable beneficiaries.

v

Choosing an executor

Advice on nominating an executor to administer your estate.

vi

Reviewing existing wills

Updating wills after marriage, divorce, the birth of children or a change in assets.

How your matter moves forward.

A director handles your matter personally and keeps you informed at every stage.

01
Discuss your wishes

We go through your family, assets and how you want them handled.

02
Draft the will

We draft a clear will and explain each provision to you.

03
Sign correctly

We supervise the signing so every legal formality is met.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

General information only, not legal advice on your specific matter. For advice on your situation, speak to one of our directors.

What makes a will valid in South Africa?+
A will must be in writing, signed by the testator on every page and at the end, and signed in the presence of two competent witnesses aged 14 or older, who also sign. A witness, or their spouse, should not inherit under the will.
What happens if I die without a will?+
Your estate is distributed under the Intestate Succession Act, which decides who inherits based on your family relationships. It may not match your wishes, and the process is usually slower for your family.
Should I update my will after a divorce?+
Yes. Marriage, divorce, the birth of children and major changes in your assets are all reasons to review your will. We recommend checking it every few years in any event.
Can I appoint a guardian for my children?+
Yes. You can nominate a guardian in your will for minor children, which is one of the most important reasons for parents to have a will.
Where should I keep my will?+
Keep the signed original in a safe place where your family or executor can find it, and tell them where it is. We can keep the original in safe custody for you.
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Other practice areas.

Practice areaDeceased EstatesLearn more → Practice areaRegistration of TrustsLearn more → Practice areaFamily Law & Domestic DisputesLearn more →
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