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Full names as per identity document otherwise it will be rejected by the Deeds Office
Must be entered exactly as per ID Or Passport Number if not RSA citizen
Single, Divorced or Widowed
If yes you will be requested to provide further information directly from our Attorney
Full names as per identity document otherwise it will be rejected by the Deeds Office
Must be entered exactly as per ID Or Passport Number if not RSA citizen
Single, Divorced or Widowed
If yes you will be requested to provide further information directly from our Attorney
If the date of your marriage is within the next 10 working days, an additional fee of R250 will apply, due to the urgency of the registration.
In South Africa, including the accrual in a marriage means that at the dissolution of the marriage, the spouses will share equally in the growth of their estates during the course of the marriage (unless they have excluded certain assets). This is governed by the Matrimonial Property Act. In other words, the spouse with the smaller accrual will be entitled to a share of the growth of the other spouse's estate during the course of the marriage. The accrual is calculated by subtracting the net value of the smaller estate at the commencement of the marriage from the net value of the same estate at the dissolution of the marriage, and then deducting any liabilities at the time of dissolution. The spouse with the larger accrual will then pay half of the difference between the two accruals to the other spouse.
This value excludes any assets or interests specifically excluded below. The total present value of cash, movables, investments, unit trusts, furniture etc. is the value you can enter as the Commencement Value of your estate. For example - you have a vehicle and furniture with a current estimated value of R1mil, you can list the Commencement Value at R1mil. Please note that the ASSETS you list to be excluded below (eg property, pensions, investments) need no value, and do not form part of your Commencement Value. Please note that the commencement value increases in terms of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), thus, at divorce, the commencement value plus the yearly CPI will be set off against your net estate at the time of the divorce.
This value excludes any assets or interests specifically excluded below. The total present value of cash, movables, investments, unit trusts, furniture etc. is the value you can enter as the Commencement Value of your estate. For example - you have a vehicle and furniture with a current estimated value of R1mil, you can list the Commencement Value at R1mil. Please note that the ASSETS you list to be excluded below (eg property, pensions, investments) need no value, and do not form part of your Commencement Value. Please note that the commencement value increases in terms of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), thus, at divorce, the commencement value plus the yearly CPI will be set off against your net estate at the time of the divorce.
You can exclude immovable property, movable property, pension, provident funds and RA's, Investments, Vehicles etc. Once you have excluded an asset such an asset, the growth on such an asset and any asset that you subsequently acquire by virtue of your possession of a previous asset will also be excluded. For example, if you exclude a property and you sell that property during the course of the marriage and buy a new one with the proceeds of the sale your second property will also be excluded.
You can exclude immovable property, movable property, pension, provident funds and RA's, Investments, Vehicles etc. Once you have excluded an asset such an asset, the growth on such an asset and any asset that you subsequently acquire by virtue of your possession of a previous asset will also be excluded. For example, if you exclude a property and you sell that property during the course of the marriage and buy a new one with the proceeds of the sale your second property will also be excluded.
You will be invoiced according to your selected option