Do You Really Need 6 Types of Will?

Do You Really Need 6 Types of Will?

Do You Really Need 6 Types of Will?KVV Inc Attorneys
Published on: 18/09/2026

A guide to the different types of “wills” and estate-planning documents, explaining why your personal will remains foundational, while offshore wills, digital wishes, succession plans, ethical wills and living wills can address specific needs.

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Excuses, Excuses: Why People Don’t Make Wills, And Why You Must

Excuses, Excuses: Why People Don’t Make Wills, And Why You Must

Excuses, Excuses: Why People Don’t Make Wills, And Why You MustKVV Inc Attorneys
Published on: 14/10/2025

Many people die without a will, leaving their families at risk. Don’t delay, create a will and estate plan to ensure your wishes are honoured and your loved ones are protected.

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Myths about Making a Will

Myths about Making a Will

Myths about Making a WillKVV Inc Attorneys
Published on: 04/03/2025

Myths about Making a Will

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Be Prepared for The Cost of Dying

Be Prepared for The Cost of Dying

Be Prepared for The Cost of DyingKVV Inc Attorneys
Published on: 04/03/2025

Death's inevitability, as Margaret Atwood notes, underscores the need for estate planning. Beyond the emotional loss, families face financial burdens. Executor fees (up to 4.025% of the estate), taxes (estate duty up to 25% above R30 million, capital gains, income tax), and outstanding debts (including mortgages) must be settled. Insufficient cash can force asset sales, adding stress. Life insurance can alleviate this by providing immediate funds, ensuring a smoother transition for loved ones. Consult your attorney for personalized advice.

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Don’t Let Delays in the Master’s Office Leave Your Family in Financial Distress

Don’t Let Delays in the Master’s Office Leave Your Family in Financial Distress

Don’t Let Delays in the Master’s Office Leave Your Family in Financial DistressKVV Inc Attorneys
Published on: 04/03/2025

Ensure your family's financial security while your estate is settled. Due to Master's Office delays, access to funds can be problematic. Establish readily available resources like separate accounts, investments, or life insurance policies with designated beneficiaries. Communicate these arrangements clearly to your loved ones. Professional advice is crucial to tailor a plan to your unique circumstances. Don't leave your family struggling financially during a difficult time.

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KVV Inc. Attorneys: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence in Property Law and Conveyancing.

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KVV Inc. Attorneys: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence in Property Law and Conveyancing.

Fostering Partnerships,

Driving Results.

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