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- Shirné Grobler obtained both her BComm (Law) and LLB degrees from the University of Stellenbosch and completed her articles at STBB. She is an admitted Attorney, Notary Public and Conveyancer. She works in STBB's Cape Town litigation department, specializing in Family and Divorce Law. Shirné consults from our Cape Town and Blouberg office.
Thought of the Week | ONLINE DIVORCE APPLICATION
Although some divorce matters require extensive professional input and can take years to resolve, this is not the case for all matters. Not all marriages are the same and similarly, not all divorces are the same. The purpose of this online-divorce service is to create
Read MoreThought of the week | CHILD MAINTENANCE
All parents – whether married or not, living together, separated, divorced and parents of adopted children – are required to support their children financially. Known as the “duty to support”, all parents have the responsibility to ensure that their children
Read MoreThought of the week | VARYING A MAINTENANCE ORDER
If your circumstances have changed to the extent that you can no longer afford your monthly maintenance contributions, or if the maintenance that you are receiving is no longer sufficient, you can apply for a review of the existing maintenance
Read MoreNewsflash | FAMILY AND DIVORCE LAW AT OUR BLOUBERG BRANCH
Our Family and Divorce Law Department is expanding. We are pleased to announce to our Melkbosstrand, Blouberg, Table View and Milnerton clients that you can consult with one of our Family Law attorneys at the STBB Blouberg office. For an appointment, please contact Shirné Grobler at shirneg@stbb.co.za.
Read MoreThought of the week | Wedding Ceremony postponed due to covid-19: What happens to the signed antenuptial?
The Covid-19 pandemic and the national lockdown that was implemented in order to contain the spread of the virus has forced many couples to cancel or postpone their wedding day. What happens to the antenuptial contract that was signed and
Read MoreThought of the Week | Liable for the suretyship that your spouse signed for his company?
In commercial transactions it is common for one contracting party to require from the other to provide personal suretyship as security for the performance of the obligations under the agreement. Whilst the persons providing the suretyship often have no objection
Read MoreThought of the Week | To Appeal Interim Relief (Rule 43) In Divorce Matters
A ”Rule 43 application” is an application for interim (provisional) relief in divorce matters. It allows a party to a divorce to seek interim relief from the court in respect of maintenance, care and contact with a child and a
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