Understanding how conveyancing works in a deceased estate can help families and beneficiaries avoid delays and unexpected costs during an already difficult time
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Welcome to our Conveyancing Articles, your go-to resource for expert insights and practical advice on all aspects of property transfer in South Africa. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a seasoned investor, or simply curious about how the legal side of property transactions works, our collection of articles covers everything from the basics of conveyancing to the latest industry trends, legal updates, and step-by-step guides. Explore our articles to better understand the role of conveyancers, the stages of a property sale, and how to navigate the process smoothly and confidently.
Understanding how conveyancing works in a deceased estate can help families and beneficiaries avoid delays and unexpected costs during an already difficult time
When you’re buying or selling property in South Africa, one of the most common and confusing questions is this: Do I pay transfer duty or VAT?
Buying or selling property is exciting… until the transfer drags on longer than expected. Many buyers and sellers assume delays are unavoidable, but in reality, most transfer delays in South Africa are caused by preventable issues. Understanding what can slow down a property transfer — and how early legal guidance helps — can save you […]
Buying a property in 2026 is exciting… and a little daunting. Interest rates fluctuate, property laws evolve and the paperwork can feel endless.
Learn the key property law essentials every first-time buyer should know and how a general lawyer guides you through the conveyancing process for a safe, smooth home purchase.
Whether you're preparing to buy or sell, here’s why consulting a general lawyer who can assist with the conveyancing process is one of the best decisions you can make.
Many sellers believe that by handling the sale privately, they can skip certain steps (and costs), but when it comes to conveyancing, there’s no shortcut.
When a buyer and seller sign an OTP, it is more than just a handshake, it becomes a legally binding contract
When selling a home or any immovable property in South Africa, the Seller has a legal duty to provide specific certificates of compliance to the Purchaser.
Property law is one of the most important, and often complex, areas of legal practice, especially in a fast-evolving real estate market like Cape Town.