Lerato Mashego

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Lerato Mashego is an Attorney , holding a LLB and a Master's degree from the University of the Free State.

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Lerato Mashego is an Attorney , holding a LLB and a Master's degree from the University of the Free State.

She is a determined and resilient legal professional , driven by a passion for the law and a commitment to making a meaningful impact on her clients and the community. Besides her daily practice, Lerato enjoys writing, conducting research and contributing to legal conferences, reflecting her dedication to lifelong learning and thought leadership in the legal field.

These experiences have shaped her understanding that legal practice extends beyond academic knowledge, requiring adaptability and a forward-thinking mindset. A perspective that fuels her engagement wit the evolving nature of the legal profession.

Outside her professional work, Lerato actively participates in youth projects, from mooting competitions to teaching at her local children's church.

Lerato combines her expertise with a strong sense of purpose, dedicated to assisting clients with integrity and making a lasting impact.

Education

LLB

LLM

Admissions

Attorney of the High Court of South Africa

Associations

Legal Practice Council

Lecturing/Speaking Engagements

International Private Law Conference

Can You Buy Property on Behalf of a Trust That Is Yet to Be Formed?

02 March 2026, Lerato Mashego

In South Africa, trusts are widely used for purposes ranging from estate planning to asset protection and business ventures. Their... appeal lies in the ability to separate legal ownership, held by trustees, from beneficial ownership, enjoyed by the beneficiaries.

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The Sheriff came to my House to note down an Inventory. Will my Property be Attached, and should I be Worried?

08 January 2026, Lerato Mashego

There are few experiences more unsettling than having the Sheriff arrive at your home to take an inventory of your belongings.

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I am owing a lot of Money, and the Sheriff has served me with a Warrant of Execution.

05 January 2026, Lerato Mashego

Well, if you have received a warrant of execution, it goes without saying that there is a judgment in your... name. This usually happens when a person accumulates debt and fails to meet their financial obligations.

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Are you Unable to Afford Child Maintenance? Here is what to do?

01 December 2025, Lerato Mashego

When parents separate or divorce, ensuring the financial well-being of their children becomes a priority. In South Africa, both parents... are legally obligated to contribute to the maintenance of their child, regardless of who has primary custody. However, life circumstances can change, and there may be times when one parent struggles to meet their child's needs.

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How to Conclude a Valid Antenuptial Contract in South Africa

24 November 2025, Lerato Mashego

When planning a wedding, most couples focus on venues, dresses, and guest lists. Yet, one of the most important decisions... they will ever make in their entire life together often gets overlooked, and that is choosing their marital property system.

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Voetstoots or Oops-Stoops? Am I Protected if I do not Disclose to the Buyer the Hidden Flaws on My Immovable Property?

01 October 2025, Lerato Mashego

You probably want to sell your property, and you are unsure whether you should disclose defects that are not visible... to the naked eye. Perhaps you wonder: “What if I tell the buyer that the swimming pool is on its last days, today it works, tomorrow it may not?” After wrestling with this thought, you decide not to disclose such a defect.

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