NFC Attorneys

NFC Attorneys We offer the following services:- Any Commercial Legal Services; Conveyancing, Property and Real Estate; Notary Public

We offer the following services:-

• Civil litigation;
• Conveyancing, Property and Real Estate;
• Registration and cancellation of Bonds (Mortgage, Notarial and Sectional)
• Sectional Title registration
• Anti-nuptial Contracts ;
• Administration of Deceased Estates;
• Debt Collection;
• Drafting of various commercial contracts;
• Insolvencies and Liquidations;
• Labour Law;
• Drafting of Contr

act of employment and performance contracts;
• Drafting deed of sale of immovable and movable property;
• Property law;
• Negotiation and drafting of agreements;
• Evictions;
• Notarial Contracts
• Interdicts;
• Drafting of Wills;
• Immigration;
• Trust law and administration;
• Shareholders/members interest sale and business agreements;
• Administration and Changes to Companies and Close corporations
• Motor Accidents and Road Accident Fund (Third Party Claims);
• Corporate and Commercial law;
• Credit and Consumer law
• International commercial contracts and Trade Law;
• Electronic Transactional Law
• Cyber Crime Law
• Correspondence work from other attorneys;
• Repossession and Evictions;
• Family Law including Maintenance orders;
• Leases and Registration of Long Term Lease Contracts
• Registration of Servitudes. (Power line, Right of way, Aqueduct etc)
• General Litigation in all courts
• Business Rescue practitioners
• Consumer Law including Franchises

If you do not create an Antenuptial Agreement(ANC) in South Africa you are automatically married 'in community of proper...
12/10/2023

If you do not create an Antenuptial Agreement(ANC) in South Africa you are automatically married 'in community of property', which assumes that all assets and debts are shared.

But what does this mean? Without an Antenuptial Agreement:

1. When either spouse amasses debt, creditors can assert a claim not only on their individual assets but also on their partner's assets.
2. If one spouse owns a business and encounters financial insolvency, the jointly owned home and all assets become susceptible to debt collectors.
3. Financial and contractual autonomy is compromised, necessitating the consent of both partners for various transactions, including the sale of shares.
4. In the unfortunate circumstance of a partner's demise, the joint estate status dictates that both the deceased and surviving partner's estates are merged and administrated. This could pose problems for the surviving partner, leading to legal complexities, potential difficulty accessing funds, and the emotional distress of losing a loved one.

We also offer a quick and hassle free online Antenuptial Agreement (ANC) simply follow this link http://nfcattorneys.co.za/antenuptial/ or contact NFC attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

NFC Attorneys provides a wealth of diversity when it comes to skills, qualifications, specializations, and backgrounds. ...
10/10/2023

NFC Attorneys provides a wealth of diversity when it comes to skills, qualifications, specializations, and backgrounds. Our team comprises dedicated and seasoned professionals who consistently aim to surpass our clients' expectations. We achieve this by delivering outstanding service marked by integrity, excellence, diligence, accessibility, swift response, and personalized attention.

For professional, knowledgeable and trustworthy legal advice contact NFC attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

In the current tough economic times in South Africa, many homeowners may face difficulties with their mortgage payments....
05/10/2023

In the current tough economic times in South Africa, many homeowners may face difficulties with their mortgage payments. Selling your property might seem like a quick solution, but it's crucial to think it through and get expert advice.
Owning a home is a big financial responsibility, especially when money is tight. Before rushing to sell, consider these factors:

• Assess if selling would be profitable. Calculate all expenses during your ownership, like transfer fees, bond costs, taxes, repairs, and agent commissions. Subtract rental income if applicable. Find the minimum selling price needed to break even.
• If the loss is significant, explore alternatives. Rent out extra spaces or your entire property. Adjust your budget and prioritize mortgage payments.
• If you have some spare cash, increase your monthly bond payment to pay it off faster and reduce overall interest.

Selling may seem like a quick fix, but consider long-term consequences. Property is an important asset, so manage it wisely. Seek expert advice to make informed decisions that secure your financial future.

For professional, knowledgeable and trustworthy legal advice contact NFC attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

Buying a new home especially your first home can be like falling in love. The first viewing often paints an idyllic pict...
03/10/2023

Buying a new home especially your first home can be like falling in love. The first viewing often paints an idyllic picture, like finding the dream home you've always envisioned.

Here are 5 things to keep in mind when considering buying the property:

1. Assess whether your property attraction is infatuation or genuine love by scheduling a second viewing.
2. Calculate your financial readiness for property ownership, considering not just mortgage payments but also additional costs like agent fees and maintenance.
3. Identify specific characteristics and needs for your ideal home beyond generic requirements.
4. Investigate why a property has remained unsold for an extended period, using home inspection services for a thorough assessment.
5. Determine the urgency of your decision by checking if others have made offers on a property before you.

For professional, knowledgeable and trustworthy legal advice contact NFC attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

Discussing an Antenuptial Agreement (ANC) might not be the easiest of conversations to have with your prospective spouse...
28/09/2023

Discussing an Antenuptial Agreement (ANC) might not be the easiest of conversations to have with your prospective spouse. It is very important to understand the benefits and differences of these contracts. Here is a short summary to help you. If you need any additional information, please feel to contact us.

We also offer a quick and hassle-free online Antenuptial Agreement (ANC) simply follow this link http://nfcattorneys.co.za/antenuptial/

- When you're married in community of property, your individual estates become one shared estate. This means both spouses share all assets and debts from this joint estate. Also, some actions may require the consent, possibly in writing, of the other spouse under section 15 of the Act.

- On the other hand, if you marry out of community of property, your estates remain separate. So, if one spouse's estate faces financial troubles, it won't affect the other spouse's estate.

- If you choose to marry without the accrual system, the growth in your individual estates during the marriage won't be considered when the marriage ends.

For professional, knowledgeable and trustworthy legal advice, contact NFC attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

We are celebrating our uniqueness and cultural wealth Happy Heritage Day South Africa!
24/09/2023

We are celebrating our uniqueness and cultural wealth Happy Heritage Day South Africa!

Purchasing a new home especially if it is your first home is very exciting but can be extremely overwhelming.Here are so...
21/09/2023

Purchasing a new home especially if it is your first home is very exciting but can be extremely overwhelming.

Here are some common mistakes made when purchasing a property:

- Looking for the perfect property – Don’t pass over the ideal property in the hopes of finding the perfect property.
- Beware of nasty surprises – Be vigilant and make sure you inspect the property thoroughly to avoid and nasty surprises.
- Not every home's asking price is negotiable – Don’t risk offending the seller and possibly losing your ideal home by haggling over the price too much.
- Looks can be deceiving - Buyers should focus more on the quality of the property than the superficial factors.

For any legal advice, contracts or registrations contact NFC attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

To answer this, we must understand the difference between latent and patent defects.Latent defects are not visible or ap...
19/09/2023

To answer this, we must understand the difference between latent and patent defects.

Latent defects are not visible or apparent upon reasonable inspection of the property, or which a purchaser would not be expected to discover through reasonable diligence. Such as a leaky roof.

On the other hand, Patent defects are visible or apparent defects that would be discovered through reasonable inspection. These defects will either be fixed before the sale goes through or the seller reduces the price so that the new owner can fix the defect.

Common Law Dictates:
-If the Seller gives the purchaser an express written warranty that the property is sold free from any defects and the leak occurs, then the Seller is held liable as there was a breach of contract.
-If the Seller misrepresents to the Purchaser the property’s condition and are aware of the Latent defect, the Seller is held liable even if sold “voetstoots”.

In short, the Seller is responsible for fixing the leak, unless it was expressly agreed that the seller is free from any liability regarding defects discovered after the sale of the property.

If you need more information or legal assistance feel free to contact us +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

The last thing you want for your grieving family members to worry about, is if you have a will and where to find it? Tak...
14/09/2023

The last thing you want for your grieving family members to worry about, is if you have a will and where to find it? Take advantage of this offer and get your will setup or updated.

Contact us for a free will during the month of September: +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

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If you are planning on getting married soon and don’t have Antenuptial Agreement yet. Don’t worry we offer a quick and h...
12/09/2023

If you are planning on getting married soon and don’t have Antenuptial Agreement yet. Don’t worry we offer a quick and hassle free online Antenuptial Agreement (ANC). Simply follow this link http://nfcattorneys.co.za/antenuptial/ or contact us if you need more information.

We take care of the legal aspects so you can focus on your big day!

For professional, knowledgeable and trustworthy legal advice contact NFC attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

In both business and marriage, success relies on solid foundations. Contracts are the building blocks that protect your ...
07/09/2023

In both business and marriage, success relies on solid foundations. Contracts are the building blocks that protect your interests, outline expectations, and ensure a smooth and profitable journey.

Don't leave it to chance! Our Commercial Law experts are here to help you, ensure that the correct and legal agreements are in place.

For more information or assistance on our Commercial Law services contact NFC Attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

When immigrating most documents cannot simply be certified, they need to be apostilled! These documents need to be legal...
05/09/2023

When immigrating most documents cannot simply be certified, they need to be apostilled! These documents need to be legalised in a particular format that is acceptable internationally. NFC Attorneys offer just such a service!

If you are immigrating and need documents apostilled, we are here to help! Contact NFC Attorneys on +27-12 664 1617 or email [email protected]

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Office 81 Wapadrand Office Park, 90 Kingbolt Crescent, Wapadrand Security Village
Pretoria
0081

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Tuesday 07:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 16:00
Thursday 07:00 - 16:00
Friday 07:00 - 16:00

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