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The law firm of Van Wyk Attorneys is young and dynamic, and is based in Kempton Park, Johannesburg.

At this law firm the attorneys believe in building close business partnerships with their clients so as to fully understand the environment, climate and industry within which they operate.

The attorneys of van Wyk Attorneys understand that the delivery of their expert legal services must function within the context of:

• generating,
• promoting
• and protecting their clients’ mode of business.

It is for that reason that at van Wyk Attorneys they focus proactively on the:

• needs,
• aspirations
• and threats facing clients who operate in extremely competitive and even hostile environments.

If you are searching for the law firm that is able to offer you the best legal services in town, contact van Wyk Attorneys today.

Contact Details:

Contact Number:
+27833049141

Cell Number:
+27833049141

Contact Person:
Marius van Wyk

Website:

http://www.vanwyklaw.com

E-mail:
marius@vanwyklaw.com

Physical Address:

112 High Road, Bredell, Kempton Park

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The Bond Transfer Cost Should Always Be Factored In

Because nearly every fixed property transaction requires a bond it is important to realise that for every registration of a bond with the Registrar of Deeds there will be a bond transfer cost. This applies to all bonds. Such a cost is normally the responsibility of the purchaser of the property and he or she should make sure they have factored this cost in to their budget when making an offer to purchase. There are a number of components that make up the cost including the conveyancing attorney’s fees and these costs are usually fixed in accordance with legally enforceable regulations.

Contact Details:
Contact Number:
012 654 4107 or 082 578 3104
Fax Number:
012 654 7407
Email:
bert@bertsmith.co.za
Website:
http://www.bertsmith.co.za
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Conveyancing Is A Part Of The Legal Profession

There are many different disciplines and specialisations within the legal profession one of which is conveyancing. Conveyancers are attorneys at law who specialise in property law and the various legal requirements that are involved in fixed property transactions such as title deed transfer and bond registration. Conveyancers also are able to advise on sectional title transfers, municipal property law as well as the various issues that arise with relation to tax such as capital gains tax. Most conveyancers enter the conveyancing profession via the legal profession and either work as individuals or as part of a law firm offering conveyancing as one of its services.

Contact Details:
Contact Number:
012 654 4107 or 082 578 3104
Fax Number:
012 654 7407
Email:
bert@bertsmith.co.za
Website:
http://www.bertsmith.co.za
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