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Keshrina Mahabeer Attorneys, 389 jabu ndlovu Street, Pietermaritzburg (2026)

14/09/2026

Planning your wedding? Your essential stop is right here at Keshrina Mahabeer Attorneys!
Let us draft your Antenuptial Contract quickly and easily.
Safeguard your assets, maintain financial independence, and secure business continuity.
Remember: only a qualified Notary Public can register your Antenuptial Contract!
Call 033 342 0863 or email [email protected] to book your appointment today

17/07/2026

At Keshrina Mahabeer Attorneys, we believe that legal support should be accessible, transparent, and handled with the utmost compassion during life’s most difficult moments. We have chosen to align ourselves with Community Memorial Funeral Services because of their unwavering commitment to ethical service and their dedication to providing affordable support to the families in our community.

While Keshrina Mahabeer Attorneys remains an entirely independent legal practice, we have chosen to work alongside the team at Community Memorial Funeral Services to better support our clients. Together, we are ensuring that when you are gone, your family is left to grieve and cherish memories not fight over complex paperwork. We are proud to offer:
Wills & Testaments drafted at no cost
Professional Estate Planning to help secure your legacy
Dedicated legal guidance provided at reasonable, community-focused tariffs
We are honored to combine our 12 years of legal excellence with the compassionate, heart-centered approach of Community Memorial Funeral Services.
For assistance with your wills and estate planning, reach out to us today. Let us help you make the final decisions the right way.
📞 Contact Us: 033 342 0863 / 074 182 1403
🌐 Visit: www.mahabeerlaw.co.za
📍 Located at: 389 Jabu Ndlovu Street

02/07/2026

TODAY WE CELEBRATE 12 YEARS OF PRACTICE

As I look back on the journey of Keshrina Mahabeer Attorneys, my heart is filled with immense gratitude. Today marks 12 years since we first opened our doors in 2014, and what an incredible journey of resilience, growth, and community it has been.

From day one, our mission has been to provide trusted, compassionate, and expert legal guidance. Over the past twelve years, we have had the privilege of walking alongside individuals and families through some of life’s most significant moments, whether navigating the property market, securing a family’s future through estate planning, or providing sound legal counsel when it matters the most.

While we are incredibly proud of our history, we are even more excited about where we are heading.

We have streamlined our operations, expanded our internal capabilities, and fortified our core expertise in Conveyancing, Deceased Estates, and Antenuptial Contracts.

We are fully geared, stronger than ever, and ready to take on much more.

Whether you are buying your first home, planning for your family's future, or requiring specialized legal and notarial services, our doors at 389 Jabu Ndlovu Street are wide open. We are ready to serve you with the same integrity you’ve trusted for over a decade, backed by a powerhouse team ready for the future.

To My Clients, Community and Family
Thank you for your unwavering trust. You have allowed us into your lives, trusted us with your homes, your businesses, and your families. Your support is the cornerstone of our longevity, and we do not take it for granted.

To My Dynamic Team
A firm is only as strong as the people who keep its heart beating. To my incredible team thank you for your tireless dedication and the shared passion you bring to the office every single day.

Thank you all for being part of our story. Here’s to the next chapter of excellence! 🥂💼

23/06/2026

Need an Attorney conveyancer or notary call 033 342 0863

08/06/2026

We like to think we have all the time in the world.
When you are young, driven, and successfully building an empire, drafting a will is usually at the absolute bottom of your to-do list and often the thought is, “I’m too young to worry about death.”

But the law doesn't wait for you to feel ready.

Consider this scenario, A young, self-made entrepreneur cuts ties with an abusive, toxic family. Instead, he pours his loyalty into his best friend, the person who stood by him, helped him build his business, and became his true family. The entrepreneur always openly says, "Everything I build is going to my best friend one day."
Then, a freak accident changes everything in a split second. He dies without a will.
His best friend gets absolutely nothing. The abusive siblings he spent his entire adult life escaping step in and inherit every single cent of his hard earned wealth.

When you die without a will in South Africa, the Intestate Succession Act takes over. The Master of the High Court cannot look at who loved you, who helped you build your business, or who treated you poorly. The law is entirely blind to emotion.
Instead, it follows a strict, unyielding bloodline hierarchy:
If you have no spouse and no children, your estate goes directly to your parents.
If your parents have already passed away, your estate is divided equally among your siblings (and their descendants).
Because this young man was unmarried and had no children, the law legally hands the keys of his kingdom straight to his estranged siblings. The courts cannot alter this path based on "what he would have wanted."

Even if fifty people step forward to testify under oath that the deceased always promised to leave his wealth to his friend, oral promises mean absolutely nothing when it comes to inheriting an estate. Without a black-and-white, signed piece of paper that meets the strict requirements of the Wills Act, those promises die with a person.

By avoiding a simple 30-minute meeting to draft a will, this young man inadvertently achieved the exact opposite of what he wanted in life. Instead of protecting his legacy and rewarding his best friend, his silence legally financed the lives of the very people who mistreated him.

A will is not about how old you are it’s about taking control of your legacy. It is the only voice you have left when you are no longer here to speak for yourself. Don't let your silence reward the wrong people. Protect your true loved ones today

Contact us on 033 342 0863 or email info@mahabeerlaw@co.za to get your will drafted.

08/06/2026

Even the law society is making you aware of bogus attorneys...

08/06/2026

I'm often asked what is a conveyancer and why just anyone cannot register a matter in the deeds office.
Let's explain it this way, When a life-threatening medical emergency occurs, you do not consult go to a nurse for assistance. You immediately seek a cardiologist. Whilst the nurse may have theknow how they do not possess tge expertise required to deal with a problem.

The exact same principle applies to property law. Your property is your most valuable financial asset, the "heart" of your financial well-being. Do not jeopardize it by handing conveyancing work to a self proclaimed expert with no legal qualification.

A conveyancer is an attorney who has undergone rigorous, additional post-graduate training, passed specialized examinations, and obtained a separate, distinct admission from the High Court specifically to practice property registration.

By law, the Deeds Office will strictly reject any property registration documents that are not executed and signed by a duly admitted conveyancer. A general attorney or any other person claiming to be an expert physically and legally cannot lodge your transfer.

Every conveyancer is an attorney, but not every attorney is a conveyancer.

Protect your investment. Ensure that your property transfers, bonds, and registrations are handled by a qualified, admitted conveyancer from the very beginning. Insist on it.

When it comes to a substantial asset such as your immovable property you cannot leave matters to chance.

Contact us on 033 3420863 or email [email protected]

30/05/2026

Found a buyer for the family home, but can’t find the Title Deed!" 🏠 panicked? 👇

The head of the family has passed, the estate is being sorted out, and the heirs desperately need to sell the property, perhaps to settle expenses, split the inheritance fairly, or simply move forward.

You find a willing buyer. The price is right. Everyone agrees.

But then comes the ultimate roadblock: Nobody can find the physical Title Deed.

You look through old files, safe deposit boxes, and wardrobes, but it is nowhere to be found. And without that original piece of paper, the property transfer simply cannot take place.

Does a lost deed mean the sale is ruined? 🛑

Fortunately, no. But it does mean you need specialized legal help immediately. You cannot just print a copy from a computer; you have to follow a strict legal process to get a replacement.

We Help You Unfreeze the Sale

As conveyancers, we routinely handle this exact crisis. While a lost title deed does add a few steps to the process, it is a hurdle we can easily help your family overcome. If you are ready to sell a family property, getting a conveyancer to audit the paperwork early will save you weeks of stress down the line.

Are you trying to wrap up an estate or sell a property but the title deed is missing? Let’s get the legal applications sorted out for you seamlessly. Send us a direct message today or call our offices to schedule a consultation.
Keshrina Mahabeer Attorneys 033 342 0863 or 0741821403 email [email protected]

24/05/2026

The Story of the Grandparent’s House: Why the Title Deed Matters 🏠

Let’s look at a scenario that many families face:

A grandparent passes away, leaving behind a family home. They had three children. Over the years, those children grow up, have their own kids, and eventually, the original children pass away too.
Now, the grandchildren from those three different branches of the family are left dealing with the property

Without a clear plan or updated paperwork, this is where things usually get complicated. The cousins might disagree on:

Who gets to live there?
Who is responsible for paying the rates and taxes?
If the family wants to sell, how is the money split between so many people?

When a property remains registered in the name of a late grandparent, it creates a massive administrative bottleneck for the next generations. Even if everyone in the family gets along perfectly today, leaving the property in a deceased person's name means:
❌ You cannot sell it smoothly.
❌ You cannot use it for financial security: You cannot secure a bond to renovate or improve the home because the title deed isn't in the current occupants' names.
❌ Passing it down gets harder: The longer the chain of inheritance is left un-transferred, the more complicated and expensive it becomes for the next generation to sort out.

To protect the roof over your family's head, the late estates need to be formally wrapped up through the Master of the High Court, and a Conveyancer must legally transfer the property into the names of the rightful, living heirs.
Getting the paperwork right doesn't create division—it actually prevents future misunderstandings and secures the family's legacy.
👉 Is your family home still registered in the name of a late grandparent or parent? Let’s help you get the legal paperwork up to date. Send us a direct message today to book a consultation.

15/05/2026

Too many individuals overlook the critical importance of a valid Will, operating under the assumption that their hard-earned assets will automatically pass to their intended beneficiaries.

Unfortunately, without a legally binding document, the law dictates who inherits—not you.

Leaving your estate to chance can result in prolonged legal delays, unintended financial hardship, and unnecessary distress for your family during an already difficult time.

By executing a professionally drafted Will, you retain absolute control:

Guaranteed Asset Distribution: Ensure your property and investments are distributed strictly in accordance with your wishes.

Appoint a Trusted Executor: Personally select the professional or individual who will manage your estate with the competence it deserves.

Protect Minor Children: Secure their future by appointing legal guardians and establishing necessary testamentary structures.
Your legacy deserves professional oversight. Let us handle the legal complexities so you can have total peace of mind.

Secure your family's future today.
📞 Contact us: 074 182 1403
✉️ Visit us: 389 Jabu Ndlovu Street, Pietermaritzburg
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