Unmarried couples buying property together in South Africa face unique legal challenges. Learn how to protect your rights and divide assets fairly with advice from Engelsman Magabane Incorporated.
Understand cohabitation disputes in South Africa through the lens of the Butters v Mncora case. Learn the importance of cohabitation agreements and how Engelsman Magabane Incorporated can assist.
Understand how custody arrangements influence child maintenance payments in South Africa. Learn about the legal principles, calculations, and obligations for parents.
Understand parental legal obligations for child maintenance after 18 in South Africa. Learn about supporting young adults pursuing education or not yet financially independent.
A detailed guide on what to do if you suspect child maintenance funds are being misused in South Africa. Learn about your legal rights, steps to take, and how Engelsman Magabane Incorporated can assist.
Discover the detailed process of applying for a child maintenance order in Kimberley. Learn about common challenges, legal requirements, and tips for a smooth experience with Engelsman Magabane Incorporated.
Learn about child maintenance laws in South Africa, the roles and obligations of parents, legal requirements, and what to do if maintenance is not paid. Engelsman Magabane guides you through every step.
Estate planning is the process of managing and organizing your assets during your lifetime and deciding how they will be distributed upon your death. It involves drafting a will, setting up trusts, determining how taxes and debts will be handled, and designating beneficiaries for various assets.
A marriage in community of property is the default marital regime in South Africa if no Antenuptial Agreement is signed. When married under this system, all assets and liabilities are shared equally between the spouses.
The accrual system is a legal mechanism that allows couples to maintain separate ownership of their estates during marriage while sharing in the growth of each other’s estates once the marriage dissolves, whether by death or divorce.
