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September 12, 2017
Published by VDHadmin at September 12, 2017
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If you do it today, you give them tomorrow Tomorrow is full of possibilities for you and your family. But your tomorrow might not be the same as their tomorrow. If you die, what will happen to your family? With a Will, you can make sure their tomorrow remains full of potential. Give your loved […]
September 6, 2017
Published by VDHadmin at September 6, 2017
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Can I sue someone if they insult me? Being insulted by another person can be hurtful, embarrassing and damaging. Much of the time we’re told just to develop a thicker skin and move on, but what if the insult is an attack on you or your ability as a person? When it goes this far, […]
September 6, 2017
Planning your estate as newlyweds For newlyweds, one of the most important tasks to attend to is estate planning. The estate planning will depend on what the couple wants and what form of marriage they are in. It is therefore important to keep the following in mind when planning the years ahead together. Marriage in […]
September 6, 2017
Antenuptial contracts: With or without the accrual system? If you don’t have an ANC, you are automatically married in community of property. This means that there is one estate between a husband and a wife. Everything is shared equally between spouses, which includes debts. However, with an antenuptial contract, the estates of each spouse remain […]
September 6, 2017
Do my debts last forever? What does prescription mean? The Prescription Act 68 of 1969 (PA) says that a debt (payment of money) is extinguished/expired after the lapse (passing) of a specific time period. South Africa has different laws which specify time periods, for example, the PA says contractual and delictual debts extinguish after 3 […]