PEO LEGAL

11/10/2023

There are a few weeks left until one of the biggest real estate events in Gaborone, and this is one you don’t want to miss! Make sure to visit our website and purchase your ticket(s) today.

Visit https://rece.co.bw/ to buy tickets.
Thanks Letlole La Rona Limited, PEO LEGAL, Saint-Gobain, FNBB, RMB - Rand Merchant Bank, Commercial - Seeff Properties Botswana, APEX Properties, Knight Frank Botswana, RDC Property Group, Real Estate Institute of Botswana, Real Estate Advisory Council, Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, Law Society of Botswana and many others.

11/10/2023

Buying a property is an exciting occasion, whether it's for business or home living is an exciting milestone.
But the journey to property ownership, especially for new buyers can be difficult.

To help you on this journey with confidence, here is a step-by-step guide to understanding the property process. By following these steps and relying on the expertise of a property expert or lawyer, new property buyers can navigate it successfully. All the best with your property journey.

Contact us at [email protected] or +267 3975779 to book your appointment with our property department to start the process today.

14/08/2023

From handshakes to signatures, let's look at some of the important elements for an effective agreement to help shape your understanding, avoid disputes and create trust between parties.

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A contract is a promise that is legally binding. It can be written or oral. When two parties make a contract, one party agrees to do something for the other in exchange for something of value. For a contract to be considered legally binding, it must include four key elements, namely, offer, acceptan...

10/08/2023

🚨 Please help our firms book drive as we hope to collect 500+ books to ignite the imaginations of the children at sos childrens village Botswana

By donating books, you can make a significant impact on their lives. Help us create a brighter future for these children by sharing the joy of reading.

Donate today and be a part of their journey towards a brighter tomorrow.

28/07/2023

Please support our book drive for the SOS Children's Village. We are collecting books to ignite the imaginations of these children, allowing them to explore new worlds and expand their knowledge.

By donating books, you can make a significant impact on their lives. Help us create a brighter future for these children by sharing the joy of reading.

Donate today and be a part of their journey towards a brighter tomorrow.

20/07/2023

Whether you are buying or selling a property, dealing with landlord-tenant issues, or need assistance with property disputes, our team has the expertise to guide you through the process.

Contact us today to book your appointment!
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☎️+267 397 5779

17/07/2023

We pay tribute to the presidents who played a pivotal role in shaping our nation's legal framework by fostering a just society for all.

01/07/2023

Join us in celebrating the visionary leader and Botswana's first President, Sir Seretse Khama. His profound impact on our nation continues to inspire generations. Today, we honour his remarkable legacy and unwavering commitment to democracy, social justice, and economic development.

29/05/2023

Secure Your Legacy

Passing from this world is inevitable and it is important that plan accordingly for when you do. By creating a will and planning your estate, you can rest assured that your family and loved ones are taken care of.

Our estate planning services allow you to:
» Make sure your assets are distributed according to your wishes, both before and after you pass on
» Provide directives for your health, burial, and financial decisions

» Nearly 70% of people around the world pass away without a without a valid or up to date will. Which often has devastating consequences for their family and loved ones
» Drafting your last will and testament need not be a difficult process. Our team is easily reachable.
» Your will is not valid and enforceable unless it is properly signed and witnessed by independent parties.
» A person who signs as witness on a will cannot benefit/ inherit anything from the will.
» Every person of the age of 16 years or more may make a will.
» Estates of persons who die without a will are administered in accordance with customary law. The chief or the
customary court will supervise the distribution of the property.
» Under customary law, a child born out of wedlock is not entitled to inherit from their father.

Creating a will does not have to be a daunting process – our team is here to help. Don’t leave your legacy to chance.

Contact our expert estate planning team today at +267 397 577

10/05/2023

A will is a legal document that outlines how a persons assets and property should be distributed after their death. While the laws regarding wills can vary by jurisdiction, in general, anyone who has assets or property they wish to distribute should consider having a will.

This includes:
1. Individuals with significant assets: People with significant assets, such as property, investments, or business interests, may want to ensure that their assets are distributed according to their wishes after their death.
2. Parents with minor children: Parents with minor children may want to use a will to designate a guardian for their children in the event of their death.
3. Individuals with specific wishes for distribution: People with specific wishes for the distribution of their assets, such as charitable donations or gifts to specific individuals, may want to use a will to ensure that their wishes are carried out.
4. Individuals with complex family situations: People with complex family situations, such as blended families, may want to use a will to ensure that their assets are distributed according to their wishes.

Here are a few of the most common reasons why someone might need a will:

1. To distribute assets according to their wishes: A will allows a person to specify how their assets and property should be distributed after their death. Without a will, government will dictate how assets are distributed, which may not align with a persons wishes.
2. To name guardians for minor children: If a person has minor children, they can use a will to name a guardian to care for their children in the event of their death.
3. To avoid family disputes: A clear and detailed will can help to avoid disputes among family members over the distribution of assets.
4. To minimise taxes: A well-crafted will can help to minimise estate taxes and other fees associated with the transfer of assets.
5. To provide for charitable giving: A will can be used to make charitable donations or provide for other philanthropic causes.
A will can provide peace of mind and ensure that a person& #39;s wishes are carried out after their passing. It is important to consult with a legal professional to determine the specific requirements for creating a will in your jurisdiction and to ensure that the document meets all necessary legal requirements.

Contact Peo legal our dedicated estate planning team at are available Monday – Friday to provide you with expert legal advice.

Please contact us at +267 397 5779 or reach out via WhatsApp at +267 71 737196.

03/05/2023

Navigating the world of business and legal transactions can be a minefield. Peo Legal is a trusted name with a proven track record. We are a bespoke firm, with extensive experience and we’ve worked with and acted for some of the most reputable companies across several industries.

For your local and international business transactions, choose Peo Legal. Contact us to find out more about how we can be of service to you.