by LaunchAdmin | Sep 22, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
Every offer to purchase we see promises the same thing: vacant occupation on transfer, no tenants in the property. Buyers read that clause, feel reassured, and move on to worrying about bond approval and moving trucks. They shouldn’t. We recently acted for buyers who...
by LaunchAdmin | Sep 22, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
Most families assume that when someone dies, their bank account simply switches off. It’s a reasonable assumption, and it’s wrong. In practice, a deceased person’s bank account can carry on transacting for weeks, sometimes months, after they’ve...
by LaunchAdmin | Sep 22, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
“But ChatGPT Said I Have the Right To…” — And Other Sentences That Should Terrify Our Profession What happens when clients arrive with a chatbot’s conclusion instead of their own facts and why the attorneys job hasn’t changed. Twice in the last few weeks, I’ve sat...
by LaunchAdmin | Sep 1, 2026 | Deceased Estate Administration
Some delays in estate administration are unavoidable. The law sets waiting periods that cannot be shortened. The Master’s office has its own processing times. SARS moves at its own pace. These are realities of the system, and no amount of urgency or pressure...
