liquidation and distribution account
If immovable property in your estate is transferred to an heir – whether by testate or intestate succession - your estate will be required to pay the transfer costs, being the attorney’s conveyancing fees, in accordance with a sliding scale
If the Will is found to be invalid, then the deceased’s estate must be wound up in terms of the laws of intestate succession. In such an instance, the Master will appoint an Executor Dative to the deceased estate.
Besides the financial and legal acumen required by your executor, bear in mind that the role necessitates strong secretarial and administrative skills from start to finish, and it’s important to make sure that the person you nominate has not only
The assets in the estate may only be distributed amongst the beneficiaries once all the estate’s debt has been settled, including SARS. As such, the executor is required to advertise the deceased estate so that any creditors can register their