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What is estate planning?

Estate planning is the process by which a person arranges and manages his estate so that he, his family and other beneficiaries may obtain the maximum benefits and enjoyment from the estate – both during his lifetime, and after his death.
What's in it for you?
  • There is sufficient liquidity (cash) in your estate to pay for all outstanding debts and estate costs
  • Provision is made for sufficient capital and income for your dependents
  • Your estate assets are distributed according to your wishes, as contained in your Last Will and Testament

If you need help drawing up a will, give us a call by contacting:

  • Kapena Nakalondo on +264 (0)61 299 3942, or
  • Patricia K Kaanjosa on +264 (0)61 299 3238

A properly structured estate will ensure that:

Will and Trusts img leftWhat goes into a will?
  • You appoint an Executor of your choice, to take care of the winding up of your estate and affairs after the date of your death
  • You nominate a guardian for your minor children
  • The written instructions ensures a relatively uncomplicated way of distributing assets, plus, succession takes place according to your wishes
  • A protection mechanism (Testamentary Trust) can be created in the Last Will and Testament
  • Ensure the document complies with all the legal requirements for a valid Will, as set out in the Wills Act 7 of 1953
  • Inform your lawyer or spouse where the document is kept
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