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Divorce often involves significant decisions, particularly when it comes to dividing assets. In South Africa, the legal system provides guidelines to ensure fairness in this process.
Divorcing a spouse who resides in another country can add layers of complexity to an already emotional process.
Disputes over deceased estates can arise even in the most harmonious families.
Drafting a will is an essential step in estate planning to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and to protect the interests of your loved ones.
When a person passes away, their debts don’t simply vanish. Instead, they become part of the deceased estate, which includes all the deceased’s assets and liabilities. Managing these debts while ensuring the fair distribution of remaining assets to beneficiaries is a key aspect of deceased estate administration.
Divorce involves not only the emotional separation of two individuals but also the legal division of shared property and assets.
Marriage is a legal and binding contract between two parties, but not all marriages meet the legal requirements to remain valid under South African law.
Purchasing property is one of the most significant financial investments you will make, and having the right legal support can make all the difference.
The Employment Equity Act is a cornerstone of South African labour law, designed to promote fairness, eliminate workplace discrimination, and ensure diversity.
When a company faces insurmountable financial challenges, liquidation may become the only viable option to resolve its debts.
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