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- Shirné Grobler obtained both her BComm (Law) and LLB degrees from the University of Stellenbosch. She is an admitted Attorney, Notary Public and Conveyancer and an attorney with right of appearance in the High Court of South Africa. She works in STBB’s Cape Town litigation department as a Director, specializing in Family and Divorce Law, deceased estate litigation and general litigation.
Your Marital Regime and Ownership of Immovable Property
YOUR MARITAL REGIME AND OWNERSHIP OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY Matrimonial Property Act 88 of 1984 In our experience, when couples are on the brink of celebrating the ‘big day’, they are confident that they understand the legal consequences of entering into
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Agreements regarding access to children after divorce cannot always foresee future complications. Consider, for example, the many instances where it would be necessary to make arrangements to adapt the agreed times that the child may be with one parent: The
Read MoreThought of the Week | ONLINE DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW A WIN-WIN
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 the online-divorce service is to
Read MoreGetting married? What to consider when entering into an antenuptial agreement
An antenuptial contract or antenuptial agreement is an agreement signed before the marriage by parties who intend to marry each other out of community of property. In other words, each person wishes to retain ownership of their own assets as
Read MoreThought of the Week | VARYING A CHILD- OR SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE ORDER
If your circumstances have changed to the extent that you can no longer afford your monthly maintenance contributions, or the maintenance that you are receiving is no longer sufficient you can apply for a review of the existing Maintenance Order.
Read MoreThought of the Week | ONLINE DIVORCE AND FAMILY LAW A WIN-WIN
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 the online-divorce service is to
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
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