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Breaking Free: How to Exit Debt Review in South Africa
Caught in the intricate web of debt, many individuals in South Africa seek relief through the structured process of debt review. While this avenue offers a lifeline to manage financial obligations, circumstances can change, leading to a desire for financial independence.
Navigating Love and Law: Crafting the Ultimate Vat ‘n Sit Contract in South Africa
To achieve a comprehensive and effective cohabitation agreement, certain clauses play a pivotal role. From property division to inheritance rights, child custody to financial contributions, these clauses provide the legal backbone needed to navigate the complexities of cohabitation with confidence and clarity.
Understanding Accrual Calculation in South African Divorces
The calculation of accrual involves determining the difference between the growth of the estates of each spouse. This is done by comparing the net value of each spouse's estate at the commencement of the marriage with its net value at the time of divorce.
Deceptive Veils and Hidden Riches: The High-Stakes Battle Over Concealed Assets in South African Divorces
The stakes are high in divorce proceedings, and the presence of hidden assets can transform the landscape into a tempestuous battlefield. When one spouse attempts to obscure assets within a family trust, the equitable distribution of wealth becomes distorted, potentially leaving the other spouse at an unfair disadvantage.
Secure Your Legacy with FREE Wills Week: Crafting a Future You Can Count On
In a world brimming with uncertainties, there's one certainty we often overlook—our legacy. The LSSA National Wills Week, slated from September 11th to 15th, 2023, beckons us to face this inevitability head-on. Don't just postpone your estate planning; empower yourself to shape your future and provide for your loved ones, even when you're no longer here.
Reexamining Customary Marriages: Beyond Half and Full Payment of Lobola**
A customary marriage needs to be separated in the same way that a western union would be - by means of a divorce. A customary marriage, even if it was not registered with Home Affairs, is legally binding and parties need to approach the court for a divorce order if they wish to end the marriage.
Exploring Section 2B of the Wills Act: Granting Ex-Spouses a Three-Month Grace Period in South Africa
This section gives ex-spouses a unique opportunity to revise their wills within three months of their divorce being finalized.
Navigating an Abusive Boss and Understanding Constructive Dismissal
Breaking Chains: Empowering Yourself Against Abusive Bosses and Unraveling Constructive Dismissal. Discover the path to justice and reclaim your workplace dignity.
Untying The Knot in Polygamous Marriages
Upon divorce, the joint estate in a polygamous marriage must be divided equitably among all spouses involved. This can be a complex process, as it requires assessing the contributions and needs of each spouse.
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