Reporting a deceased estate to the Master of the High Court after 14 days invites trouble. You can avoid it. Deputy Master, Hloni Moshidi, gives advice. 0:00 - Introduction and context 01:05 – Who should register a deceased estate, when and what if you don't? 3:21 - What if a spouse is unable to report the estate on time? 4:39 - Why must an estate be registered? 5:23 - Where must the estate be reported? 6:11 - What happens if one fails to report a deceased estate? 7:15 - How does a Will affect a deceased estate? 9:33 - The problem with failing to register an estate? 10:24 - When to stop interfering with a deceased estate? 10:55 - Who qualifies to report an estate? 13:22 - Methods of registering an estate 15:35 - What happens between registering an estate and its winding-up? 18:50 - When should creditors lodge their claims against a deceased estate? 20:05 - What if liabilities exceed the assets? 24:28 - What if a creditor misses the 21-day deadline? 28:26 - The disadvantages of failing to report a deceased estate? 28:59 - Minor children and deceased estate 30:52 - Customary marriage and deceased estate 35:51 - Different values of estates and implications 43:20 - What if one doesn't know the applicable law 47:42 - Closing

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