For the duration of the National Lockdown period access to Courts have been limited to urgent matters. In terms of the Regulations to the Disaster Management Act, prescription continues to…
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We are now two months into our Nationwide Lockdown and we are all trying to make the best of this bad situation, Government included. Although many of our rights at…
Couples in a relationship, especially during these unprecedented times of a national lockdown, and who are not living together, find themselves becoming creative to keep the romance alive in their…
Divorce is an amicable way of settling irreconcilable differences where a marriage has broken irretrievably. A divorce may either be contested or uncontested. A contested divorce is a lengthier process,…
The events of the last few months have changed the way we prioritise our lives and nowhere has this been more apparent than in the sphere of private legal practice….
All can agree that South Africa has entered new and unknown territory in the fight against the COVID-19 virus. Citizens have had to set aside their modern day to day…
We can all agree that the COVID-19 virus has cemented itself on people worldwide. If we are not talking or reading about it in the news, we are preparing ourselves…
The Protection from Harassment Act 17 of 2011 (the Act) which came into effect on 27 April 2013 marked ground breaking advancement in the legal sphere as it significantly widened…
South Africa is a democratic country whereby its citizens are afforded basic human rights as listed in Chapter 2 of the Bill of Rights contained in the Constitution of South…
The Minister of Police, Mr. Bheki Cele announced earlier this week that gender based violence in South Africa has almost tripled during the lockdown period. The sad reality is that…
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