SERVICES
Our focus is on you
Our distinctive competence lies in our anticipation and management of legal problems.
Divorce Law
Any and all divorce cases, as well as interim legal assistance including:
- family plans
- Rule 43 maintenance applications
- Mediation
Conveyancing
Our highly experienced team can deal with:
- Township development
- Sectional schemes
- Intricate estate transfers
- Registration of servitutes
- Subdivisions and consolidations
- Registration and cancellation of bonds
- Property transfers
and any complex conveyancing matters. We take pride in our excellent turnaround time in registration of bonds and transfers.
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Family Law
You are heard and valued. Let us help you move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
- Child custody, care, contact, maintenance and parenting agreements
- Cohabitation agreements
- Domestic violence cases and protection orders
- Child and spousal maintenance agreements
- Co-ownership agreements
- Ante-nuptial contracts
Labour law
Medical Negligence
If you believe that you have been a victim of medical negligence, we can help to establish your claim and assist you in taking legal action.
The following are common examples giving rise to claims:
- Removal of incorrect organ/ limb
- Treatment delays
- Negligence in emergency rooms
- Negligence in diagnosing illnesses
- Misreading test results or x-rays
- Plastic surgery malpractice
- Anesthesia malpractice
- Dental malpractice
- Faulty blood transfusions
- Incorrect medication prescriptions issued
Commercial Law
Debt Collection
- the debt can prescribe
- the debtor can be liquidated or sequestrated
- the debtor can get into deeper financial trouble, making it -more difficult for him to repay his debts
- the debtor can disappear
Let us help you to pursue payment of debts owing to you or your business and avoid financial loss.
Criminal Law
Deceased Estates
Our firm offers a free initial consultation to discuss the best way forward in finalising your loved one’s deceased estate.
We assist in the reporting of the estate to the Master of the High Court’s office and attending to the required processes with the goal to transfer ownership of assets from the name of the deceased person to the names of the beneficiaries mentioned in the will or in terms of the Intestate Succession Act, 81 of 1987 if the deceased did not leave a will.
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