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With wills in the digital age, there is not always 'a way'
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In today’s episode, we delve into a topic that might not be the most exciting but is crucial for every one of us — the importance of having a will, as well as the challenges of obtaining a valid one.
The Covid-19 pandemic certainly made many people rethink their priorities, revealing just how important it is to have their affairs in order. But as it turns out, more than two-thirds of South Africans still don’t have a will, according to available statistics.
As the Law Society’s annual wills month comes to an end, we explore why that’s the case, the technicalities and technological challenges in obtaining a valid will and around the preservation of digital assets, with Chris Murphy, vice-chairperson of the Fiduciary Institute of Southern Africa (Fisa) and founder director of Legacy Fiduciary Services and Estate Planners.
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The Covid-19 pandemic certainly made many people rethink their priorities, revealing just how important it is to have their affairs in order. But as it turns out, more than two-thirds of South Africans still don’t have a will, according to available statistics.
As the Law Society’s annual wills month comes to an end, we explore why that’s the case, the technicalities and technological challenges in obtaining a valid will and around the preservation of digital assets, with Chris Murphy, vice-chairperson of the Fiduciary Institute of Southern Africa (Fisa) and founder director of Legacy Fiduciary Services and Estate Planners.
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