An administrator can play a key role in administering your loved one’s financial affairs
Our law recognises that the mental capacity of the patient may differ from day to day depending on the diagnosis and that the administrator’s function
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An administrator can help manage your loved one’s affairs
A curator bonis has limited powers of investment which can adversely affect the growth of assets in the estate. The nature of the job together
The role of an administrator in managing the affairs of an incapacitated loved one
Generally speaking, it is the spouse or close family member of the patient who brings the application but, in circumstances where the applicant is not
An administrator can play a key role in administering your loved one’s affairs
In order to bring an application for administrator, it must be proved that the mentally incapacitated person meets the criteria set out by the Mental
Mental incapacity: When and how to appoint an administrator
In terms of the Mental Health Care Act, a ‘mental illness’ is defined as a positive diagnosis of a mental health related illness in terms
Inside the estate process: From reporting a death to final distribution
You may appoint co-executors who share the duties—and the executor’s fee. However, having multiple executors can create administrative bottlenecks in that any disagreements amongst the
Why DFMs are integral to modern financial planning
In today’s complex investment environment, financial planners are expected to wear many hats – portfolio manager, compliance officer, risk assessor, and trusted advisor. In our
Selling a home in times of change: Lessons from the five Ds
After two decades of walking alongside clients through life’s most difficult and defining moments, we’ve learnt that the decision to sell a home is rarely
