Advocate Muhammad Abduroaf – Trust Account Advocate – South Africa

Family Legal Products

Our law offices boast a well-renowned family and business legal consultancy that aims at offering professional legal advice and guidance where necessary. We offer the following legal services which comes with an estimated cost for our legal products:

Ante-nuptial Contracts	R 2 100 – 00
Basic Will Drafting	R 1 000 – 00
Email Legal Advice (per question)	R 299 – 00
Family Trust Registration	R 7500 – 00
Shariah Will Drafting	R 950 – 00
Unopposed Divorces	R 9500 – 00

For your convenience, we are also professional legal drafters of Ante-Nuptial Contracts – which will cost you a total of R2 100 – 00. Furthermore, we have a professional online method in which you can call our offices on 021 424 3487, for an online appointment to be made for you. Once an online appointment has been made for any of the above legal services, whether a telephonic or face to face (depending on client preference), a consultation will be conducted with the legal expert himself. It is however, crucial to note that all of the above fixed costs includes expert legal advice from a well experienced legal expert  – as well as the necessary service required. Unfortunately we will not be held responsible for any additional costs required outside the service we offer.

Business legal services

• Business Legal Support
• Business Legislation Compliance
• Drafting of Business Contacts
• Drafting Employment Contacts
• Business Legal Training
• Private and Non Profit Company Registrations
• Credit Profiles
• Business Trusts Registration

Family Trust Registrations

• Understand why you are setting up the trust: think about the purpose of the trust.
• What type of trust you would like to set up: find out more about the different type of trusts and make a call as to which trust you will require.
• Property and assets: think about how you like to set out the rules of the trust and think about how this will govern your property and assets.
• Beneficiaries: the person who will benefit from your assets. Think about who your beneficiaries are and how they will benefit – will it be a few beneficiaries or will it be an institution?
• Trustee: this is the one who is in charge of the trust. He/she must understand the expectations and rules of the trust and ensure that all is in order.
• Rules: different trusts have different rules. Your legal expert will explain this you when attempting to register your trust. It is important that the rules are carried out accordingly.

Family Trust VS your Last Will and Testament

Child custody, child access, visitation rights, father’s rights, parenting plan, Cape Town, South Africa