The National Credit Act protects South African consumers from reckless lending and unfair credit practices. Learn your rights and what to do if a creditor crosses the line.
Author: Jano.Claude
How to Register a Company in South Africa: A Legal Guide
Starting a business in South Africa? Learn the legal requirements to register a company with the CIPC, choose the right structure, and avoid common mistakes.
The Prescription Act in South Africa: How Time Limits Affect Your Legal Claim
Miss the deadline on your legal claim and you could lose your right to sue entirely. Learn how the Prescription Act works and what time limits apply to your case.
Buying Property Off-Plan in South Africa: Legal Risks You Must Know
Buying off-plan in South Africa can be a smart investment — but it comes with unique legal risks. Learn what to watch for in your contract before you sign.
Understanding the Maintenance Act in South Africa: Child and Spousal Maintenance Explained
Not receiving maintenance payments? Learn how the Maintenance Act works in South Africa, how to apply for a maintenance order, and what happens when payments stop.
Domestic Violence in South Africa: Legal Protections Available to You
If you are experiencing domestic violence in South Africa, the law is on your side. Learn about protection orders, the DVA, and how to get help urgently.
Understanding Ante-Nuptial Contracts in South Africa
Planning to get married in South Africa? Learn what an ante-nuptial contract (ANC) is, why you need one, and the difference between with and without accrual.
What to Do After a Car Accident in South Africa: A Legal Guide
Involved in a car accident in South Africa? This legal guide explains what steps to take immediately, how to claim from the RAF, and when to get an attorney involved.
How to Contest a Will in South Africa
Do you believe a will is invalid or that you’ve been unfairly excluded? Learn the legal grounds to contest a will in South Africa and what the court process involves.
Unfair Dismissal in South Africa: How to Claim at the CCMA
If you believe you were unfairly dismissed in South Africa, you have the right to refer your case to the CCMA. Here’s how the process works and what you need to know.
