Lawyer for Estate Planning

Do you need a lawyer or attorney for estate planning? Credit Boost boasts South Africa’s best last will and testament planning attorney at an affordable rate with monthly repayment plans. Our will and estates management attorney has more than 9 years of experience with commercial litigation, legal research, corporate law, appeals, giving legal advice, mediation, arbitration, conveyancing, contract law, real estate, and will development. He has partner status at his firm and has helped hundreds of South Africans leave legacies to be proud of.

How does it work?

You’ll need to list your assets and estate and who you would like your beneficiaries, executor, personal representative(s), and trustee(s) to be. You can also specify special bequests or requests, whether you would like a pet directive, and whether you would like anyone excluded from your will, as seen in our last will and estate template. In addition, you can choose who will be guardians over your children or minors after you pass. Otherwise, this responsibility is passed to the State. Moreover, if you become unable to advocate for or make decisions for yourself, you can choose who has the power to make decisions in your stead.

Do you need a last will?

Yes! Without a last will, you risk conflict between your loved ones, assets going to heirs-at-law (blood relatives) instead of intended beneficiaries and unforeseen legal fees and taxes, lessening your loved ones’ overall inheritance amount.

Last wills provide you with control over your assets, stocks, bonds, estate(s), pets, and taxes after you die. It allows you to pass the torch to people you trust who will govern your belongings and life with integrity and pride.

It’s a document outlining what you want and how you would like your wishes to come to pass after you die. If need help planning a will in South Africa, contact Credit Boost. Let’s write a watertight will!