Relocation with a minor child after divorce
Learn how relocation after divorce is handled under South African law. Understand your rights, legal process, and the court’s approach to protecting the best interests of the child.
Finding the perfect family home
From budget planning to long-term needs – here’s how to choose a family home that brings stability, growth, and peace of mind.
Understanding domestic violence and the protection offered by law in South Africa
South Africa’s Domestic Violence Act provides powerful legal protection to victims of abuse — covering physical, emotional, sexual, and financial harm — and ensures lifetime protection orders for those in need.
Curatorship in South Africa – protecting those who can’t speak for themselves
South African law offers curatorship as a safeguard for individuals who are no longer able to manage their own affairs. Learn about the types of curators and the legal process involved.
Emancipation in South Africa – when can a minor act independently?
Can a minor legally act as an adult? South African law allows for limited emancipation, but only in specific, consent-based situations. Here’s what you need to know.
Protecting minor beneficiaries – when trustees and parents clash
What happens when a parent–trustee’s decisions may harm a child’s interests? A recent High Court case clarifies the legal protections for minor beneficiaries.
Do fathers have a say in abortion decisions in South Africa?
Can a father legally prevent or approve an abortion in South Africa? We unpack what the law says about a father’s rights during pregnancy, why the current framework exists, and the ongoing debate around shared decision-making.
Surrogacy in South Africa: Legal Requirements and Your Rights
Starting a family through surrogacy? South African law has clear rules to protect the rights of the child, surrogate, and commissioning parents. Here’s what you need to know before starting the process.
Why South African Couples Living Together Should Have a Co-Habitation Agreement
Living together doesn’t automatically give you legal rights as a couple in South Africa. Here’s why a co-habitation agreement protects both partners — and how it works.