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High Court vs. Home Affairs: Two Ways to Register a Customary Marriage After Death
Did your spouse pass away before your customary marriage was registered? You still have legal options! Learn how to register your customary marriage posthumously through Home Affairs or a High Court application to secure your inheritance, pension benefits, and property rights. Read our step-by-step guide to protect your marital status today!
Driving Out of Debt: What You Need to Know About Surrendering Your Car
When you surrender your vehicle, the lender will typically sell it to recover the outstanding loan balance. Any shortfall (the difference between the sale price and the amount you owe) will still be your responsibility, but surrendering is often less damaging to your credit profile than forced repossession.
Debt Review Explained: Risks, Rights, and How to Exit
Debt review is like a life raft in a stormy sea—it might keep you afloat, but it can also leave you stranded far from shore if you don’t plan your rescue carefully.
Declaring Marriages Null and Void in South Africa
In South Africa, many people are in illegal marriages because they separate from their customary spouse without obtaining a formal divorce. A customary marriage can only be dissolved by death or divorce.
Couple Slapped with R3.5 million for Facebook Revenge Porn
A groundbreaking High Court ruling has set a powerful precedent in South Africa, awarding a Germiston woman R3.5 million in damages after intimate images were shared without her consent.
The Appointment of a Liquidator and Receiver in Divorce Cases: Protecting Your Interests When Assets Are Hidden
When one party is attempting to hide assets, a liquidator’s expertise is invaluable. They have the skills and resources to trace concealed assets, including offshore accounts or undervalued property.
Two Pot Retirement System and Your Divorce: To Dip or Not to Dip.
The Savings Pot and Retirement Pot are both subject to equal division under Section 7(7) of the Divorce Act, reducing the value of the Savings Pot through withdrawals could lead to disputes or the need for financial recalculations.
Can A Spouse Refuse to be Served Divorce Summons?
When faced with a spouse who refuses to accept divorce summons, it's essential to understand the legal options available to you.
No, Parties Don’t Sign Divorce Papers In South Africa
In South Africa, either spouse can initiate divorce proceedings without the explicit consent of the other. This means that, unlike in some other countries, a reluctant partner cannot veto the divorce simply by refusing to sign papers.
The Complementary Role of Wills and Family Trusts in South Africa
A will serves other essential purposes beyond asset distribution. In South Africa, it can include vital instructions on handling one's remains and burial preferences. This is particularly crucial for those who wish to express their desires regarding funeral arrangements, memorial services, or even the choice of burial location.
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