Deceased Estates South Africa: What Is The Recourse If There Are Delays In The Transfer Of Property?
A deceased estate [South Africa] comes into existence when a person dies and leaves property or a will. In this episode [67], Christopher Abrahams hosts our panel of experts, Bruno Miguel Simao of Bruno Simao Attorneys and Cilna Steyn of SSLR Incorporated, and discusses:
Sale from a deceased estate - What is the process and what is the recourse if there are delays in the transfer of ownership?
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Christopher Abrahams hosts the panel of experts
Bruno Miguel Simão of Bruno Simão Attorneys
www.brunosimaolaw.co.za/
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Cilna Steyn of SSLR Incorporated Incorporated
www.sslr.co.za/
086-100 7757
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What is the best way to contact the master of the highcourt? Do they answer emails?
I'm in the house my mother died in and I don't know if the hostile executor will sell it. I'm the only heir in heir in her will, but the executor does as he pleases. I don't have any rights! There are enough other assets in the form of investments to cover costs and taxes. How can I protect myself against a blackmailer executor?
@thepropertylawalliance9815
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Good day Red, Thank you for your question. Please see the link herewith where our expert panel discussed your question. kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKmExtiPiKqfndI.html
@redfritz3356
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@@thepropertylawalliance9815 Thank you so much for your answer. Found the discussion very helpful. Just in closing, I wonder why someone in the master of the high court don't contact an heir just once to verify if all the info is correct? Like the will and an inventory of all the assets in the estate. Just to have peace of mind the executor is not hiding anything from the master.