Parental rights, formally referred to as Parental Responsibilities and Rights (PRR), form the foundation of the relationship between a parent and their child in the South African legal system. These rights are outlined in the Children’s Act 38 of 2005, which places...
Maternity leave is a fundamental right for working women in South Africa, ensuring they have the necessary time to recover from childbirth and care for their newborns. Understanding the legal intricacies of maternity leave is crucial for both employees and employers...
Legal matters involving family relationships can be emotionally complex and challenging to navigate. A family attorney specialises in addressing these issues, offering professional legal advice and representation to protect your rights. Whether dealing with divorce,...
Divorce is a legal process that formally ends a marriage, and several documents are central to this process. In South Africa, we do not use the term “divorce papers” as used in the USA. This blog will assist in better understanding the legal documents used in the...
“The bluntest pencil is better than the sharpest mind” (Unknown) The Festive Season is traditionally a time for giving, and it seems a pity to have to mention the hard realities of the law right now. But, as a recent High Court dispute confirms, things can...
Whilst this is no doubt an unpleasant topic, divorce is a relevant and important issue to consider as it affects so many women. The modified crude divorce rate in South Africa for 2003 was 520,4 per 100 000 married females (as quoted by Statistics South Africa)….....
