Kirsty de Sousa

Professional Support Lawyer

Kirsty de Sousa is a Professional Support Lawyer in our Real Estate Law practice.

Kirsty de Sousa

About Kirsty

About Kirsty

Kirsty embarked on her professional journey as a Candidate Attorney at Victor and Partners Attorneys before joining the Standard Bank Financial Consultancy as a Financial Advisor. In 2012 she started her own legal practice.

Kirsty was admitted as an Attorney in 2009 and thereafter as a Notary Public in 2012 and Conveyancer in 2013. In 2021 she joined Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr as a Professional Support Lawyer.

Credentials

Credentials

Education

  • LLB, University of South Africa (UNISA)
  • Year of admission as an attorney: 2009
  • Year of admission as a Notary Public: 2012
  • Year of admission as a Conveyancer: 2013
  • Enrolled with the Legal Practice Council

Languages

Languages

  • English

About Kirsty

Kirsty embarked on her professional journey as a Candidate Attorney at Victor and Partners Attorneys before joining the Standard Bank Financial Consultancy as a Financial Advisor. In 2012 she started her own legal practice.

Kirsty was admitted as an Attorney in 2009 and thereafter as a Notary Public in 2012 and Conveyancer in 2013. In 2021 she joined Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr as a Professional Support Lawyer.

Credentials

Education

  • LLB, University of South Africa (UNISA)
  • Year of admission as an attorney: 2009
  • Year of admission as a Notary Public: 2012
  • Year of admission as a Conveyancer: 2013
  • Enrolled with the Legal Practice Council

Languages

  • English

News

Industry update: SAPOA has submitted exemption applications for asset managers and developers from certain provisions of the Property Practitioners Act
Real Estate Law

Industry update: SAPOA has submitted exemption applications for asset managers and developers from certain provisions of the Property Practitioners Act

The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) formally submitted two exemption applications to the Property Practitioners’ Regulatory Authority (PPRA) under the Property Practitioners...

Exemption granted on mandatory disclosure forms for commercial properties
Real Estate Law

Exemption granted on mandatory disclosure forms for commercial properties

The Property Practitioners’ Regulatory Authority (PPRA) earlier this year granted the South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) and its members an exemption from the requirement...

The critical role of the South African Deeds Offices in property transactions and common issues that can arise during registration
Real Estate Law

The critical role of the South African Deeds Offices in property transactions and common issues that can arise during registration

The 11 South African Deeds Offices play a pivotal role in the country’s immovable property transactions by ensuring the security and legality of immovable property ownership, or rights thereof....

Title deeds are meant to be kept safe, “not for inspiring young pilots”

Title deeds are meant to be kept safe, “not for inspiring young pilots”

When you receive your original title deed or notarial deed, especially after making a cash payment without financing through a mortgage bond, you often hear the advice, “ Please take...

Categorisation of property by municipalities of developer stock vacant land
Real Estate Law

Categorisation of property by municipalities of developer stock vacant land

In the recent case of City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality and Others v Copperleaf Country Estate (Pty) Ltd and Another (245/2023) ZASCA 69 (3 May 2024), the Supreme Court of...