Family relationships are rarely free from conflict. When domestic issues cannot be solved within the home, family law seeks to restore order and provide a fair resolution for all parties involved.
For many, family law is thought to be synonymous with divorce proceedings. In reality, divorce is just a small part of family law, which covers a broad array of issues.
When legal action is necessary to resolve family matters, it is essential that you entrust your most private matters to an experienced and specialist family law attorney during your most difficult times.
We specialise in all areas of Family Law. Some examples of Family Law are as follows:
There is a move in South Africa towards the mediation of family law matters. An implementation of mediation at pilot site courts is already in place.
Read more ...During a divorce or other family law matter, interlocutory applications may be necessary to protect both your rights and / or that of your minor ch
Read more ...As circumstances change, it may be necessary to apply to the High Court for a variation of some or all of the clauses as set out in the Agreement o
Read more ...It has been recognised that the duration of time from the institution of a divorce action until the finalisation of a divorce whether finalisation
Read more ...The courts in South Africa consider the best interests of the child in determining any dispute regarding the relocation of a minor child. Various
Read more ...Section 28 of the Constitution of South Africa entitles every child to "basic nutrition, shelter, basic health care services and social services".
Read more ...The Children’s Act 38 of 2005 sets out the doctrines of parental responsibilities and rights (parental authority) as well as care (custody), guar
Read more ...The Children’s Act 38 of 2005 sets out the doctrines of parental responsibilities and rights (parental authority) as well as care (custody), guar
Read more ...There are various matrimonial regimes applicable in South African law. It is essential that you understand the variable consequences of your choice
Read more ...Our focus is on protecting the rights of all children. We will explain to you the doctrine applied by the courts of the best interests principle in
Read more ...In South Africa it is common for many couples today to live together without entering into a legally recognised form of marriage. Various terms are us
Read more ...An antenuptial contract must be entered into prior to your marriage.
Various attorneys draft antenuptial contracts without consulting wi
Read more ...Child care (custody) and contact (access): whether this be supervised or unsupervised.
The Children’s Act 38 of 2005 sets out the doctrines of
Read more ...A surrogacy motherhood agreement is only valid in South Africa if it complies with the requirements of Chapter 19 of the Children’s Act 38 of 200
Read more ...Divorces (both opposed and unopposed), which means all types of divorces whether defended or undefended.
Divorce proceedings usually invol
Read more ...While adopting a child can be an immensely rewarding experience, it is often accompanied by a host of legal and bureaucratic complexities. We will
Read more ...Proof of paternity may be necessary to determine parental rights, care and contact and financial support when the identity of the biological father is
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