Annele King

Annelé grew up in Meyerton, Gauteng. She matriculated from Hoërskool Dr Malan, where she was deputy head girl. Annelé was part of the school’s debate team, and was a keen ballerina and pianist.

Annelé completed her LLB degree at the University of Pretoria in 2007. She was admitted as an Attorney in 2009, and as a Conveyancer and Notary Public the following year. Annelé joined DKVG as an Associate in 2016, and was appointed as a Director in 2023.

Annelé is based at the Tyger Valley branch, where she practices in the conveyancing department. She has a wealth of experience in conveyancing and notarial work. Annelé is well versed in the registration of antenuptial contracts and authentication of documents for use abroad. She also specialises in the registration and cancellation of bonds: both residential mortgage bonds and development bonds.

In her spare time, Annelé enjoys going to the gym, keeping fit and healthy, and spending time with her family.

Areas of practice:

Conveyancing,
Property & Real Estate


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