Deceased Estate Administration
- April 2, 2018
- Posted by: gawulainc
- Category: Wills and Estates
The saddest thing about death is when we fail to look after those who live. Reach out to us for professional service to compassionately protect the interests of your loved ones.
If you already have a will, the chances are that you have unwittingly appointed a financial institution to be the executor. If so, your will has condemned your loved ones to years of dealing with a call center. Only the testator (you) can rectify this. After they (you) are gone, the heirs are trapped. Losing a loved one is extremely traumatic. You need someone professional and compassionate to administer your estate.
You should appoint a professional and understanding person, not an indifferent large institution. Your loved ones are not just a cog in a machine, nor another brick in a wall. Instead of having to wait ages to deal with a different person in the call center every time, you want your loved ones to always be able to speak to a professional.
When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure. The loss of a loved one is a traumatic and emotional experience.
During this time, you need an empathetic partner that will help you deal with the lengthy and complex process of winding up your loved one’s estate. You need a skilled professional with the expertise to complete the administration of the deceased’s estate in a quick and compassionate manner.
We will help you deal with all the legal and financial consequences within the complexity of a deceased estate that you need taken care of.
We have extensive experience in the following areas:
- Appointment of the Executor
- Reporting to the Master of the High Court
- Preparation of the liquidation and distribution account of the estate
- Conforming with the requirements of SARS
- Application for various endorsements
- Notices and advertisements
- Estate duty
- Correspondence between the Master of the High Court, the Executor, affected parties, and third parties
- Conveyancing and property management
No will, no problem
If a will has been documented, it will explain how the deceased’s assets are to be divided. However, if your loved one’s last will was not documented, we have the expertise and know-how to assist in either situation.
The value of peace of mind
By choosing us as your attorneys, you don’t need to deal with a call centre, making the interaction with us a personal one.
how can we help you?
Contact us at the Consulting WP office nearest to you or submit a business inquiry online.