An International Dilemma

An International Dilemma

If a South African individual owns foreign (offshore) assets, the question arises as to whether more than one Will is required. The reason for this, is that the provisions in a Will made in one jurisdiction may not necessarily be recognised in another jurisdiction...
Report Back Received from STEP Cape Town

Report Back Received from STEP Cape Town

Summary of the meeting between the Society of Trust and Estate Practioners and Treasury: “Treasury was most welcoming to our delegation, and we must commend them on the open and frank nature of discussions we were able to have. They offered insights into their...
Article Dealing with Joint Assets in the UK

Article Dealing with Joint Assets in the UK

There are two types of joint ownership in UK; ‘tenants in common’ and ‘beneficial joint tenancy’. Tenants in common means that each of the parties own, legally and beneficially, a part of the whole and upon death that part vests in the executor of the estate and...