Is your ANC service regulated by the Legal Practice Council?

Yes. Our antenuptial contract services are managed directly by Louwrens Koen Attorneys, which is a law firm fully regulated by the South African Legal Practice Council (LPC).

Can couples living abroad use your online service?

We assist couples anywhere in the world. We facilitate remote signing via a Special Power of Attorney, ensuring your contract is professionally drafted, notarized, and registered in the South African Deeds Office.

How much does it cost to register an ANC?

Our all-inclusive professional fee is R1950, which covers the entire process from initial consultation and drafting to notarization and final registration in the Deeds Office.

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What is an Antenuptial Contract?

An Antenuptial Contract is a legal agreement signed before marriage that determines your matrimonial property regime. It prevents your estates from merging into a single "Joint Estate," protecting you from your partner's pre-existing debts.

How much does it cost?

We charge an all-inclusive fee of R1,950 to draft and register your Antenuptial Contract. This includes drafting, notarial execution, and registration at the Deeds Office. No hidden costs.

How long does it take?

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Do we have to wait for registration before we marry?

No. Once you sign the contract at our office, our Notary Public issues a special certificate for your marriage officer. This certificate allows the wedding to proceed immediately while we handle the formal registration.

Why should we consider an antenuptial contract?

Important reasons to sign a prenuptial agreement before walking down the aisle.

You are Marrying Someone with Significant Debt.
You Wish to Protect Your Assets.
You Want to Ensure Financial Security for Both Parties.
You Want to Protect Your Business.
Both parties need financial freedom to trade.