Our platform grants you the 3 most common Will & Testament options. You purely complete the option best suited for you, follow the steps through to the Secure payment, pay the R250 and your brand new will shall be sent to you via email within 24 hours. We will keep an original signed duplicate for safekeeping on your behalf.
Did you know that the most important document you'll ever need is a will? A Last Will and Testament is whereby a person declares his/her wishes for when he/she passes away, specifically with regards to the assets they acquired during their lifetime. If you do not have a will in place, your assets will be dealt with in terms of the Intestate Succession Act and can take up to years to administer and finalise the estate.
This is a Will drafted for one person only. You can bequeath your assets to a life partner, any family member or friend.
This option is usually for unmarried persons and couples that are married out of community of property WITHOUT the implementation of the accrual system. Furthermore, couples married otherwise can also opt for an individual will.
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This is a Will for a married couple with no children. Usually spouses bequeath their whole estate to the surviving spouse and nominate other persons to inherit should both spouses pass away simultaneously or within 30 days from each other.
It's important to have alternative heirs in order to ensure that your estate is not administered in terms of Intestate Succession.
This is a will for a married couple with children, especially minor children. Upon the simultaneous death of both spouses or the death of the last dying spouse, this option makes provision for a testamentary trust. This type of trust is created by the executor of the estate, upon your death, and a minimum of three trustees are appointed (as nominated in your will) to look after the financial interests of your minor children until they attain a certain age; e.g. 18 / 21 / 25 / 30 years old.
The cost for creating this Trust will be covered by the Estate. When the children reach the nominated age, all monies/assets will be transferred to their respective names. In the event that you have not created a testamentary trust for your minor children their inheritance will be transferred to the Government's Guardian Fund, where it will be kept until they attain the age of majority (i.e. 18 years).
