Antenuptial contracts in South Africa: Which is the best option for you?
There are many people who intend on getting married but are unaware of what the best option regarding the matrimonial property regime is. Especially in the current environment where both parties will possibly have active business interests. There are 3 matrimonial property systems to consider before getting married, namely: These different matrimonial property regimes will […]
Documents Needed For Divorce In South Africa
For divorce proceedings in South Africa to start, the parties must provide the court with certain documents: Marriage certificate or confirmation of marriage or affidavit from church Identity documents of both spouses Another document you will need to present is your identity documents. The following are examples of such documents: Death certificate of the previous […]
Divorce Procedure In Community Of Property In South Africa Explained
In South Africa, when you are married in community of property, your assets and liabilities are automatically owned jointly. This means that when you divorce, the court must divide them between the two parties. The divorce procedure in community of property is relatively simple and stress-free compared to other methods of dividing property, such as […]
When Does A Father Lose Parental Rights In South Africa?
In today’s society, more and more fathers are being denied custody of their children, but this does not mean that they are no longer responsible for their children’s well-being. Even if a father is not living with his child full-time, he or she still has duties to the child and will be required to contribute […]
Unmarried Fathers’ Rights in South Africa Explained
In South Africa, unmarried fathers face unique challenges when it comes to securing their rights as parents. This article aims to shed light on the legal rights and responsibilities of unmarried fathers, highlighting the importance of understanding the legal framework and seeking proper guidance to protect their interests. Understanding the Legal Framework And Your Rights […]
Unmarried Mothers’ Rights in South Africa Explained
Unmarried mothers play a significant role in society, and it is vital to recognize and protect their rights. In South Africa, a country with a rich cultural heritage, the rights of unmarried mothers have seen remarkable advancements in recent years. This blog post explores the legal framework surrounding unmarried mothers’ rights in South Africa, shedding […]
Fathers’ Rights in South Africa Explained
Fathers play a vital role in the lives of their children, yet in many countries, including South Africa, their rights and roles have often been overlooked. In this blog post, we will explore the current state of fathers’ rights in South Africa and shed light on the challenges they face in their pursuit of equality […]
Mothers’ Rights vs. Fathers’ Rights in South Africa
In South Africa, discussions around parental rights and responsibilities have gained significant attention. The rights of mothers and fathers in relation to their children are of paramount importance. This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework and societal perspectives surrounding mothers’ and fathers’ rights in South Africa. By exploring key […]
Visitation Rights for Fathers in South Africa
In South Africa, visitation rights for fathers are an essential aspect of family law. Ensuring that fathers have access to their children is not only beneficial for the well-being of the child but also promotes equality and shared parenting responsibilities. In this blog post, we will explore the legal framework surrounding visitation rights for fathers […]
Grandparents’ Rights to Grandchildren in South Africa
Grandparents play an essential role in the lives of their grandchildren, providing support, guidance, and love. However, in South Africa, there are situations where grandparents face challenges in maintaining relationships with their grandchildren. This blog post aims to shed light on grandparents’ rights, the legal landscape in South Africa, and the advocacy opportunities available to […]