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In South Africa, Trusts are governed by the Trust Property Control Act, 57 of 1988. A Trust is a legal entity consisting of a donor, trustees and beneficiaries.  Assets are transferred from the donor to the trustees, in their capacity as such, who control and protect the assets for the benefit of the beneficiaries. The […]

In modern society today, we find that many values that once existed, are no longer prevalent. We see evidence of this on the road, at our places of work and sometimes even in our own homes. Our courts offer protection to victims who have been or are being affected by someone else’s behaviour towards them.

“I want a Divorce!” these are the words which no spouse prepares for. Despite all the resources that are available today to married couples, various married couples still find themselves at the point of no return and decide on ending their marriage and going their separate ways. Despite the entire emotional trauma that comes with

The conveyancing process is quite daunting and complicated for the first-time home buyer whose unfamiliar with the process, the parties involved and who pays the costs. We have simplified the process for you below so that you’ll understand exactly what it entails.   WHAT IS CONVEYANCING? The term “conveyancing” describes the legal process whereby a

“I don’t break the law, so I will never get arrested” a common misconception amongst many. It is the duty of the South African Police Service to promote justice and protect the South African public. Unfortunately, sometimes mistakes are made. People may be wrongfully arrested or detained, and their basic rights may be violated. So

Planning for your wedding is rather exciting. Whilst, much time and  energy is directed at planning the wedding itself, it is vital that focus also be directed at planning for your marriage and in particular, the proprietary consequences of your marriage. No one goes into a marriage contemplating a divorce but when you consider that

Why should one make a will? –   Most people believe that their possessions will automatically pass on to their spouse and children with no complications and everyone will receive what the deceased wanted them to. The fact is, unless you have made a Will, there is no guarantee that this will happen. Having a

We realise that one of the most important aspects of running any business or institution is being able to collect the money owing to it, and although it is far from the most glamorous area of law, we understand that to our clients, it is probably one of the most important. The Creditor’s Perspective The