Give your family certainty, not a crisis.
A clear, valid will today. Caring estate guidance for your family when it matters most.
A will is one of the most loving things you can do for the people you care about. Without one, the law decides who inherits, guardianship of your children can be left to a court, and your family can face months of uncertainty during an already painful time. Our attorneys sit with you, listen to what you want, and make sure your wishes are recorded clearly, executed correctly and kept safely — so your family is protected whatever happens.
Confidential and caring. No obligation at your first consultation.
Affordable, transparent fees — no surprise costs.
Quality legal help should be within reach. We explain our fees clearly and upfront at your consultation, so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.
What we help you with
Whether you need a new will, an update to an existing one, or guidance through a loved one's estate, we cover every aspect:
Drafting your will
We draft a clear, legally valid will under the Wills Act 7 of 1953 that says exactly what you want — who inherits, who looks after your children and who you trust to wind up your estate.
Updating an existing will
Life changes: marriage, a new child, a home purchase, a divorce. We review and update your existing will so it always reflects your current wishes and remains properly executed under the Wills Act 7 of 1953.
Appointing guardians for your children
If you have minor children, your will is the only place you can name the person you choose to care for them. We help you make this decision carefully and record it correctly.
Choosing and advising your executor
We help you choose the right executor and explain exactly what the role involves, so your estate is wound up efficiently and your beneficiaries are not left waiting for answers.
Deceased estate administration
We guide executors and families through reporting and winding up an estate at the Master of the High Court under the Administration of Estates Act 66 of 1965 — handling the paperwork and the deadlines with care.
Support for families in grief
When a loved one passes away, the last thing your family needs is legal confusion. We explain what needs to happen, in what order, and carry the administrative burden so you can focus on each other.
How it works
A relaxed, unhurried consultation
You tell us about your family, your assets and your wishes — in your own words, at your own pace. There is no pressure and no jargon. We listen first.
We help you make the key decisions
We guide you through choosing an executor, appointing guardians for your children, and how you would like your estate divided. We explain each option clearly so you make informed choices you feel good about.
We draft your will
We prepare a clear, legally valid will that reflects exactly what you want, then send it to you to read and check. Nothing is rushed.
You sign it correctly
A will is only valid if it is signed and witnessed in a very specific way under the Wills Act 7 of 1953. We make sure yours is executed exactly as the law requires, so it cannot be challenged later.
We keep it safe
We can store your original will safely and make sure your family knows how to find it when the time comes. It is never lost when it matters most.
We are here for your family afterwards
When a loved one passes away, we guide your executor and your family through winding up the estate at the Master of the High Court, step by step, with patience and care.
Why choose Leoni Naude Inc
Affordable, transparent fees
Affordable, transparent fees explained upfront — no surprise costs.
A caring, patient approach
We understand that wills and estates often come up during difficult moments — a health scare, a bereavement, a new baby. We treat every client with genuine warmth and respect.
Legally watertight documents
A will is only as good as its execution. We ensure yours is signed, witnessed and stored correctly under the Wills Act 7 of 1953 so it cannot be disputed later.
We keep things moving
Estate administration has strict deadlines under the Administration of Estates Act 66 of 1965. We track every one of them and keep your family informed throughout.
Everything in plain language
We explain every clause, every decision and every step in plain South African English — no Latin, no legalese, no guessing what it all means.
General information only. The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Everyone's family and estate is different. Book a consultation for advice specific to your situation.
What our clients say
After my husband passed away, I had no idea where to start. The team walked me through every step with such patience and kindness. I never felt lost or alone in the process.
I had been putting off writing my will for years. After one conversation with Leoni, everything was clear and sorted within a week. I cannot believe I waited so long.
Professional, thorough and genuinely caring. They explained everything in plain language and made a very difficult time a little more bearable for our whole family.
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Two easy ways to consult us
Wherever you are in South Africa, you can meet with us online. And if you would rather meet face to face, you are always welcome at our Benoni office. The choice is yours.
Online, anywhere in South Africa
Meet with us by online video call or phone from home, work or anywhere in the country. You never have to travel to get clear, professional advice on wills & estates.
- No need to travel, wherever you are in the country
- Meet by video call or phone at a time that suits you
- The same attorneys and the same quality of advice
In person at our Benoni office
Prefer to meet in person? You are welcome to visit us at our office in Northmead, Benoni, on the East Rand. Just let us know your preference when you book.
- Sit down face to face with our team
- Easy to reach on the East Rand, with parking
- Bring your documents and ask everything in person
65, 8th Avenue, Northmead, Benoni, 1501
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