Feb 7, 2019 | Family Divorce and Matrimonial Law
Couples sometimes rush into marriage and before they realise it, they are bound by South Africa’s default marital regime which is that of In Community of Property. This means that one joint estate belongs to both spouses in equal undivided shares. Couples can choose...
Jan 29, 2019 | Litigation and Dispute Resolution
If you have suffered harm which has resulted in pain and suffering, loss of amenities of life or disability, you could have a claim in general damages. Reaching a fair amount as compensation for general damages is not an easy task. Putting an accurate monetary value...
Dec 5, 2018 | Labour and Employment Law
The majority of employment contracts contain a restraint of trade clause. Many people merely consider it a standard clause but it can have serious implications for future employment. The implications can be seen in the recent dispute between Pepkor (formerly Steinhoff...
Nov 29, 2018 | Family Divorce and Matrimonial Law
Parental child abduction is defined as the “taking, retention, or concealment of a child or children by a parent, other family member, or their agent, in derogation of the custody rights, including visitation rights of another parent or family member.” [Girdner, L....
Nov 5, 2018 | Family Divorce and Matrimonial Law, Immigration Law
When planning to travel the world, you envision all the places you will go and the memories you will make. The last thing on your mind is all the red tape involved when crossing borders, especially when travelling with minors. South Africa is no exception to the rest...
