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FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
Use the enquiry form on our contact page to prepare an email, or write to us directly at tricia@wylde.co.za. A short outline of your matter is enough to start.
Your name, a telephone number, the type of matter and a brief description of what has happened. Please mention any dates you are aware of, such as a court date or a deadline in a letter.
Bring your identity document and any papers related to the matter — for example letters, court documents, contracts, title deeds or statements. A short written timeline of events can also help.
No. Sending an enquiry does not establish an attorney-client relationship. The firm will discuss the matter with you before any mandate is agreed.
No. The content on this website is general information only. Every matter depends on its own facts, so please speak to an attorney about your situation.
Articles & Advice
Articles & Advice.
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We’ll share practical, plain-language guidance here. In the meantime, if you have a question about your own matter, the best first step is to speak to an attorney.
Speak to an attorney →Conveyancing
Conveyancing questions.
A conveyancer prepares the documents needed to transfer or register property and lodges them at the Deeds Office, guiding buyers and sellers through each step until registration.
Typically identity documents, the signed offer to purchase and details of any bond. The conveyancer will confirm exactly what your transaction requires.
Estates
Estates questions.
The estate is still administered, but it is distributed according to the law of intestate succession rather than the person’s wishes. An attorney can explain how this applies to a particular family.
Keep the death certificate, any will and records of assets and debts safe, and speak to an attorney about reporting the estate.
Family-law
Family-law questions.
Yes. A consultation can help you understand your options, including care of children and the division of assets, before you make any decision.
Your identity document, marriage certificate or antenuptial contract if you have one, and any court papers or letters you have received.
Criminal-law
Criminal-law questions.
Remain calm, do not make statements without legal advice, and contact an attorney as soon as possible.
Yes. Bring any documents you received from the police or the court, including notices of court dates.
Debt collection
Debt collection questions.
Yes. Debt collection is one of our areas of practice for businesses and individuals. Send us the invoices, statements and any agreement with the debtor.
Do not ignore it. Note any deadline in the letter and speak to an attorney about your options before it expires.
Local Plettenberg Bay legal information
Local Plettenberg Bay legal information.
Wylde Attorneys Inc. is at 10 Karina Street, Plettenberg Bay. To arrange a consultation, email Tricia at tricia@wylde.co.za.
Many matters can start by email. Send a brief outline to tricia@wylde.co.za and we will advise on the next step.