Why do Conveyancing Attorneys require a copy of your marriage certificate and registered antenuptial contract when the property is or will be registered in your name only and not in your spouse’s name?

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Kruger Attorneys & Conveyancers Inc
Kruger Attorneys & Conveyancers Inc is a specialised conveyancing practice, providing incomparable property law services through practical wisdom and trusted advice.

Conveyancing Attorneys need to verify and confirm your details to ensure that the documents lodged at the Deeds Office are correct. These details include your name/s, identity number as well as your marital status. The above documents are therefore required as proof and confirmation of your marital status.

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