Family Law, Divorce & Conveyancing Specialists in South Africa
One of the ways of resolving a divorce is through the negotiation of a settlement agreement. This involves the clients and their attorneys sitting down and trying to reach agreement on the various issues in dispute. These disputed issues usually revolve around who gets what, as well as around
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The essential basis of the claim is the reciprocal duty of support between spouses, which includes the cost of legal proceedings. When assessing a spouse’s reasonable litigation needs, a court will have regard to what is involved in the case, the scale on which the parties are litigating, or
South African law does not make specific provision for grandparents’ rights over their grandchildren. That said, the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 does provide for a way to establish such rights. The Children’s Act 38 of 2005 Law provides for third parties who have an interest in the care,
There are many benefits of getting married at Home Affairs and there are many reasons that people might choose to go this route. Whatever your decision, below you’ll find the information you need if you plan on having your marriage ceremony at any Home Affairs office 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
When the accrual is included in an Antenuptial contract, a spouse will be entitled to share in the growth of the two estates on divorce. This is often considered the most ideal way to marry. The term ‘accrual’ is used to denote the net increase in value of a
The family advocate assists parents in divorce proceedings to reach an agreement on disputed issues, namely care, contact and guardianship. If the parents are unable to reach an agreement, the family advocate evaluates their circumstances in light of the best interests of the child and makes a recommendation to
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.
Discover the 3 types of divorce in South Africa, uncontested, contested and mediated, & how each impacts cost, time & outcomes with Benita Ardenbaum Attorneys.
