Conveyancing & real estate
Property transfers, property transaction guidance, lease-related work and the legal issues that can arise when a sale or transfer goes off track.
Segwapa Inc is a Midrand law firm with a strong current public footprint in conveyancing, property and deceased-estate work—supported by commercial, litigation, labour, family and criminal-law services.
Buying, selling or transferring property? Start with the transaction, parties and available sale or title documents.
Explore conveyancingSegwapa’s current website publishes six main practice areas. Recent deeds and estate notices add useful proof of active conveyancing and estate-administration work. This redesign makes those real strengths easier to understand without inventing specialist credentials or case outcomes.
Property transfers, property transaction guidance, lease-related work and the legal issues that can arise when a sale or transfer goes off track.
Current public estate notices confirm deceased-estate administration work, while the LSSA lists Segwapa Inc for National Wills Week 2026.
Corporate and commercial matters, contract drafting, review and negotiation are part of the firm’s published offering.
From contractual disputes to property-related conflict and general civil litigation, start with the documents, chronology and deadline.
The current firm site publishes divorce, custody and maintenance as part of its family-law offering.
The current firm site also publishes workplace rights/disputes and criminal defence as practice areas.
Choose the situation closest to yours. This is a navigation aid only; it does not diagnose a legal issue or provide legal advice.
For a sale, purchase or transfer, the conveyancing route is the clearest starting point.
Prepare the property address, names of the parties, sale agreement if available, and any existing title information.
ContinueExact requirements vary by transaction, finance, compliance and the other professionals involved. This visual explains a typical conveyancing progression without pretending every matter follows the same timing.
The conveyancer receives the matter, parties and available sale / property information.
Identity, authority, transaction and supporting records are gathered and prepared as required.
When ready, the deeds are lodged into the relevant deeds-registration process.
The transaction completes through registration once the applicable requirements are satisfied.
Educational overview only. Requirements and timing differ between transactions.
In a 2024 UNISA law-profession workshop, Sam Shadung of Segwapa Inc was the presenter for the conveyancer segment. Recent deeds notices also show Segwapa Inc acting in property-document matters.
ConveyancingProperty lawMidrandGovernment Gazette notices in 2025 and 2026 identify Segwapa Inc at the Midrand office in deceased-estate administration. The Law Society of South Africa also lists the firm as a 2026 National Wills Week participant.
Estates & willsThe Contact page turns the facts of your matter into a concise email brief for Sam Shadung—without sending anything to a fake website backend.