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.
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.
Divorce in South Africa, especially when married in community of property, can complicate business ownership. Discover how companies are handled during such divorces and learn essential strategies for directors to safeguard their stakes before separation. Protect your business with these practical insights.
Contrary to popular belief, the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act does not require the marriage to be registered to be valid. This means that parties can divorce even if their customary marriage is not registered with Home Affairs.
Divorce can be weaponised by a financially stronger spouse to create undue pressure and hardship. Rule 43 and Rule 58 act as safeguards, ensuring that both parties can maintain a reasonable standard of living and have fair access to legal representation during this turbulent time.
Are your family trust assets truly safe in the event of a divorce? Discover the hidden risks as we unravel when South African courts can pierce the veil of trust protection. Learn essential tips to safeguard your trust and preserve your legacy amidst marital turbulence.
Are you planning to pay Lobola this Easter Holiday season? Whether you're diving in with a half payment or going full throttle, buckle up for a wild ride through the legal jungle of lobola and customary marriage.
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.
