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  • How do I open (report) an estate of a deceased person?

    The Estate of a deceased person must be reported to the Master of the High Court within 14 days of the date of death. The death should be reported by any person who has control or possession of any property ...
  • How do I prove I am the executor of an estate?

    You can prove you are the Executor of an Estate by using the Letter of Executorship/Authority, as granted by the Master of the High Court. There are two manners through which someone can be nominated to become an Executor: ...
  • How do I register a deceased estate?

    When an individual passes away, you need to notify the Master of the High Court in the deceased’s jurisdiction of domicile within 14 days after the notice of death. To then proceed to opening an Estate Late bank account, ...
  • How do I settle an estate after someone dies?

    The estate administration process is often known as “Winding up of an estate”. An executor, as appointed by the Master of the High Court finalises an estate after someone passes away. If you have been nominated as the executor in ...
  • How long does it take to finalise a deceased estate?

    This is difficult to specify as every estate differs depending on the challenges unique to the estate. At Capital Legacy, our business rule is to try and finalise an Estate within nine (9) months. Although we do achieve this, we ...
  • How long does it take to get a letter of executorship ?

    Under normal circumstances, the Master can take up to 6 weeks to issue an appointment letter provided that all the correct and relevant documents have been submitted. At Capital Legacy, we ensure that this gets done right the first time. ...
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