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Linda Coffee -Kotze - Lotus FM - Unmarried couples living together in South Africa are being advised to draw up a legal will medium

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Linda Coffee -Kotze - Lotus FM - Unmarried couples living together in South Africa are being advised to draw up a legal will medium

Linda Coffee- Kotze, Senior Associate in our Trusts & Estates practice joined Lotus FM to discuss the importance of unmarried permanent life partners considering, planning and executing a will. She elaborates on scenarios of possible conflict in the unfortunate circumstance of death

9 Jun 2021 Podcast
Linda Coffee -Kotze - Lotus FM - Unmarried couples living together in South Africa are being advised to draw up a legal will medium

Linda Coffee -Kotze - Lotus FM - Unmarried couples living together in South Africa are being advised to draw up a legal will medium

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Linda Coffee -Kotze - Lotus FM - Unmarried couples living together in South Africa are being advised to draw up a legal will medium

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Linda Coffee- Kotze, Senior Associate in our Trusts & Estates practice joined Lotus FM to discuss the importance of unmarried permanent life partners considering, planning and executing a will. She elaborates on scenarios of possible conflict in the unfortunate circumstance of death

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