Matrimonial Property Systems in South Africa

Webinar - Matrimonial Property Systems in South Africa (https://youtu.be/XLaMTMBkwVI)

In this Webinar, presented by Vermeulen Attorneys, we look at the characteristics of the various matrimonial property systems in South Africa.

We aim to answer some important questions, such as:

What is a marriage in community of property?
What is a marriage out of community of property?
How do you calculate accrual in South Africa?
What is a universal partnership?
What is a forfeiture of patrimonial benefits?

Date: 4 February 2022

Hosts: Vermeulen Attorneys

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