Attorneys, Notaries & Conveyancers in Gauteng | Kuilman Mundell & Arlow

Plan with Confidence Before You Marry

Antenuptial Contracts (ANCs) With or Without Accrual

Marriage is not only a personal commitment—it’s also a legal one with lasting financial consequences. At Kuilman Mundell & Arlow, we help couples make informed decisions with professionally drafted antenuptial contracts (ANCs), including both ANC with accrual and ANC without accrual.

We help you select the right matrimonial property system for your relationship. Your ANC is prepared, signed, and registered with the Deeds Office quickly, providing peace of mind before your wedding day.

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Legal Consultations on Matrimonial Regimes:

We provide guidance on the different matrimonial regimes, explaining the legal impact of each option, including ANC with or without accrual, so you can make an informed decision.

Drafting and Registration of ANC Contracts:

Our team drafts clear antenuptial contracts tailored to your needs, ensuring all legal requirements are met and your contract is registered with the Deeds Office within the required timeframes.

Advice on ANCs with or without Accrual:

We help you choose between an antenuptial contract with or without accrual, explaining the benefits and implications of each option to suit your financial goals.

Clear Explanations of Financial Rights and Obligations:

We simplify the legal language and provide clear explanations of how your ANC affects asset ownership, financial responsibilities, and future obligations.

Submission to the Deeds Office within Required Timeframes:

We handle the submission and registration of your ANC with the Deeds Office, ensuring timely processing and compliance with legal deadlines.
What is the difference between ANC with accrual and without?
ANC with accrual allows both parties to keep assets owned before the marriage but share in the growth of assets acquired during the marriage. ANC without accrual means assets and debts remain separate throughout the marriage.
The ANC must be signed before the wedding and registered within three months after signing.
Yes, but it requires a court application and additional legal steps. It’s best to decide before the wedding.
Yes, in South Africa, an ANC functions as a prenuptial agreement.
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