In other words, the laws of the state would then decide who is next in line to receive your uncle's $2 million estate. With no spouse, children or grandchildren living - stepchildren and former ...

However, your cousin did not have any siblings or children, so that rule would not, in all likelihood, apply here. "If a deceased beneficiary was the sole heir and no contingent beneficiary is named, ...

In other words, your residence can be a key financial resource for your family. Buying and maintaining a home builds an ...

While transfer-on-death designations can be used to keep securities and brokerage accounts out of probate, transfer-on-death ...

Transfer-on-death deeds for real estate ensure property goes straight to the beneficiary without probate. Gifting assets ...

Ownership is only transferred upon the registration of the property in the Deeds Office, facilitated by the executor and a conveyancer. The estate administration process is regulated by the ...

Ownership is only transferred upon the registration of the property in the Deeds Office, facilitated by the executor and a conveyancer. The estate administration process is regulated by the ...

MORAR M (T97903/1994 ) LOST OR DESTROYED DEED Form for publication in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937 Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68 of the Deeds ...

They also confirm that executors can access and secure personal property on the transferred real estate, and that a valid transfer-on-death deed takes effect immediately upon the owner's death ...

They also confirm that executors can access and secure personal property on the transferred real estate, and that a valid transfer-on-death deed takes effect immediately upon the owner's death ...