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ARTICLE · 10 MARCH 2020

Importance Of A Will

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A boy was left at a very tender age, his parents were involved in a car accident and they died on the spot. Boom! Boom! That was the end of his luxurious life and a journey into uncertainty.

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A boy was left at a very tender age, his parents were involved in a car accident and they died on the spot. Boom! Boom! That was the end of his luxurious life and a journey into uncertainty. His parent's relatives all gathered to share his parent's belongings, some fought, and some were too greedy to even share the property with the child. Others thought of the child's welfare but they had no power to voice out what was right. "If only they had written a will none of this would be happening" one of the relative said feeling remorseful........

What is a will and why is it important for the beneficiaries??

A will is a legal document by which a person expresses their wish as to how their properties are to be distributed after death. After the will is duly executed in terms of the Wills Act it will be distributed to the Master's office and to the will writer's legal practitioner. You do not have to write a will just because you have many properties or assets in your

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