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THE IMPERATIVE TO MEDIATE

People attending mediation to resolve legal issues are increasingly growing as an appropriate first course of action in legal matters, and recognised as such. From 09 March 2020, when instituting proceedings in the High Court both sides are required by the recently added new Rule 41A of the Uniform

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THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH

If you or your loved ones need legal assistance, it’s important to remember one thing: being up front and forthcoming with your attorney about the facts of the case is a necessity. Without understanding the complete truth about a case, it’s much more difficult for your attorney to build

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LIVING TOGETHER DURING DIVORCE – NIGHTMARE OR NECESSITY?

It is perfectly fine for couples to continue to live together during the divorce, but there are advantages and disadvantages which should be weighed carefully. Either directly or through your legal representative, it is critical not to avoid the difficult subject as to how ongoing expenses are going to

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THE DANGEROUS WORLD OF DIGITAL MEDIA

The exposure of our children to harmful content is a major concern for all parents. In a world where kids are consumed by technology and the internet, information on suicide and violence are just a click away. Shockingly, YouTube Kids – a supposedly kid-friendly platform, has been found to

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ANOTHER ALCOHOL BAN ON THE HORIZON

The lifting of the alcohol ban in South Africa has once again highlighted the issues which range from super-spreader events, illegal house parties, acts of domestic violence and motor vehicle accidents.  The spike in the number of vehicle accidents and acts of domestic violence after the government lifted the

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RECONCILIATION AGREEMENTS IN DIVORCE

Divorces are granted when there is an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, meaning that there is no chance of the parties reconciling with one another. Reconciliation, nevertheless, can sometimes take place after divorce proceedings have been instituted, although attempts at reconciliation may be doomed at the start. Reconciliation agreements

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GENDER BASED VIOLENCE AND FEMICIDE RESPONSE FUND LED BY THE PRIVATE SECTOR

President Cyril Ramaphosa has launched a private sector-led, multi-sectoral Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Response Fund aimed at supporting the implementation of the National Strategic Plan (NSP), and the wider response in the country. The response fund is a fulfilment of a resolution of the Gender-Based Violence and Femicide

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ADJUSTED LEVEL 3 REGULATIONS

South Africa is currently operating under the adjusted Level 3 COVID-19 Regulations. The Regulations can be found at this link, with the recent changes set out in bold: https://www.gov.za/covid-19/about/alert-level-3-during-coronavirus-covid-19-lockdown. This is not the first set of Regulations to receive adjustments. These latest changes ease restrictions which were imposed at

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MEDICAL AID SCHEMES TO COVER COVID-19 VACCINES

With the arrival of the first consignment of vaccines in South Africa, Medical Aid schemes in the country will cover the costs of the COVID-19 vaccine for its members. South Africa’s Council for Medical Schemes has furthermore added the COVID-19 vaccine to its list of Prescribed Minimum Benefits. The

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THE ADVANTAGES OF A PARENTING PLAN

Today I am going to address the advantages of having a Parenting Plan. Successful co-parenting whilst not easy requires both parents to put their personal differences aside and rather put their children’s needs first. Taking a child-focused approach that prioritises your children’s needs isn’t just good parenting; it’s a legal

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