Family Law, Divorce & Conveyancing Specialists in South Africa
Every caring parent wants to give their child the best education possible according to their specific circumstances and station in life. Not all parents earn the same amount of money or have access to the best type of education. However, most parents will do their best, which the law
If you have been refused access to your child in SA, it is vital to know that withholding contact over maintenance or personal disputes is entirely unlawful. Under Section 35 of the Children’s Act, a parent obstructing contact faces serious legal remedies. Discover how to protect your rights.
Explore key considerations around vaccinating children for COVID-19, including parental concerns, health guidance & legalities with Benita Ardenbaum Attorneys.
It is exceptionally difficult to watch your children being emotionally manipulated by a narcissistic parent. It is a complicated situation and difficult to know how to respond. There are a number of steps you can take to protect your children from a narcissistic parent. Some steps will involve just
Sexual abuse of children is one of the most tragic things to deal with as it can have lasting consequences and effects on the child or children involved, it does unfortunately happen more than we know though. It is a very delicate matter and is extremely hard to discuss
Explore the importance of children’s voices in South African family law, ensuring kids are heard in custody & divorce matters with Benita Ardenbaum Attorneys.
To relocate with children is not always that easy and the main consideration will always be what is in their best interests. Relocation within the Republic: The Children’s Act does not set out consent procedures for relocation within the country. The Act does stipulate however that co-holders of guardianship
Care & Contact Assessments are statutory investigations determining the best care and contact arrangements between a child, or children, and all co-holders of parental rights. Social workers or other forensic practitioners are qualified to conduct Care & Contact Assessments at the request of the court. Care & Contact Assessments
Guardianship is an adults’ right and responsibility. In terms of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 a person who acts as a guardian must: 1) Administer and safeguard the child’s property and property interests; 2) Assist or represent the child in administrative, contractual and other legal matters; or 3)
It is common knowledge that one of the greatest ills plaguing our democracy is the neglect and abuse of children. Our Constitution entrenches children’s rights in our society, which include the right to safety and security, and parliament has given effect to such rights by enacting the Children’s Act,
