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Family law is a branch of law that deals with legal issues related to family relationships, such as marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption and domestic violence. In South Africa, family law is an important and complex field, with many legal intricacies that require the expertise of a family law... Read More

Interim relief during divorce
In South Africa, divorce proceedings can be lengthy and costly and some individuals struggle to cope with the costs involved. This can be especially true if the spouse is a homemaker without any income. The law provides a mechanism that can be used to provide interim relief during a divorce to... Read More

Child relocation
The decision to relocate with a child can be a difficult one, especially when it involves moving far away from the other parent. Child relocation can be a particularly contentious matter, and it can weigh heavily on both parents. For this reason, it is advisable to seek legal advice during this... Read More

edictal citation - world map
If you reside in South Africa and wish to divorce a spouse that is living abroad you will need to file an application for an Edictal Citation. Whether you know their exact location or not, you have to be sure that they are residing in another country before you can apply for an Edictal Citation.... Read More

couple at post divorce mediation
It is not uncommon for disputes to arise when a couple is going through the divorce process. Sometimes, even after the divorce has been finalised, there may be issues that surface between the two parties. This is especially common when children are involved or the couple has shared assets that have... Read More

Apostille Certificate
Apostille Certificate is a specialised form of authentication attached to your original documents to verify their legitimacy. Apostilled documents are recognised as lawful documents in member countries of the Hague Convention. This process validates the details of the documents and enables you to... Read More

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