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Retrenchments Under The 2025 Code Of Good Practice: What South African Employers Must Do Now That The Operational Requirements Code Has Been Repealed

Retrenchments Under the 2025 Code of Good Practice: What South African Employers Must Do Now That the Operational Requirements Code Has Been Repealed

Labour Law

Rule 43 Applications In South African Divorce: Interim Maintenance, Care, Contact And Legal Costs

Rule 43 Applications in South African Divorce: Interim Maintenance, Care, Contact and Legal Costs

Family Law, Maintenance

Section 7(6) Of The Rcma: What Happens Without A Court-Approved Contract For A Further Customary Marriage

Section 7(6) of the RCMA: What Happens Without a Court-Approved Contract for a Further Customary Marriage

Customary Law

Joining A Trust To A Divorce In South Africa: When Trustees Must Be Cited And What It Unlocks

Joining a Trust to a Divorce in South Africa: When Trustees Must Be Cited and What It Unlocks

Divorce, Litigation, Trust Litigation

Objecting To A Liquidation And Distribution Account In South Africa: What Heirs, Creditors And Surviving Spouses Need To Know About Section 35(7)

Objecting to a Liquidation and Distribution Account in South Africa: What Heirs, Creditors and Surviving Spouses Need to Know About Section 35(7)

Deceased Estates Litigation

Section 7(6) Of The Recognition Of Customary Marriages Act: What Happens When A Husband Takes A Second Wife Without Court Approval

Section 7(6) of the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act: What Happens When a Husband Takes a Second Wife Without Court Approval

Customary Law, Marriage

When A Surviving Spouse'S Maintenance Claim Swallows The Estate: Lessons From De Bruyn (Sca, 2026)

When a Surviving Spouse’s Maintenance Claim Swallows the Estate: Lessons from De Bruyn (SCA, 2026)

Deceased Estates Litigation, deceased estates, Litigation

Uncontested Divorce With Minor Children In South Africa: Settlement Agreements, Parenting Plans And The Family Advocate

Uncontested Divorce With Minor Children in South Africa: Settlement Agreements, Parenting Plans and the Family Advocate

Divorce, Children, Family Law, Uncontested Divorce

Probationary Employees In South Africa: What Employers Must Do Before Dismissing Or Extending Probation

Probationary Employees in South Africa: What Employers Must Do Before Dismissing or Extending Probation

Labour Law

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