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When a workplace dispute arises in South Africa, many employees face a confusing question: should I go to the CCMA or the Labour Court? The answer depends on the nature of your dispute, the relief you’re seeking, and what stage the matter is at. This guide explains the differences between these two institutions and helps… Continue reading The CCMA vs the Labour Court: What’s the Difference?

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.

When South Africans divorce, much of the focus falls on assets — who gets the house, the car, the retirement savings. But debt is equally important, and in some cases more problematic. Understanding how debt is dealt with in a South African divorce can protect you from taking on liabilities that aren’t truly yours —… Continue reading What Happens to Debt When You Divorce in South Africa?

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.

When a doctor, specialist, or other healthcare professional behaves unethically, incompetently, or in breach of professional standards, you have the right to report them to the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA). Filing an HPCSA complaint is a formal disciplinary process separate from a civil medical negligence claim — and it’s an important tool… Continue reading How to Complain to the HPCSA About a Doctor

Section 35 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 is the cornerstone of criminal justice rights in South Africa. It protects every person who is arrested, detained, or accused of a crime. Understanding these rights could be the most important legal knowledge you ever acquire — because these protections exist the moment… Continue reading What is a Section 35 Right in South Africa?

Do you know your rights as a tenant in South Africa? This guide covers what landlords can and cannot do under the Rental Housing Act and the Consumer Protection Act.

Divorce is never easy, but when children are involved, the stakes are significantly higher. South African law places the welfare of children at the absolute centre of every divorce proceeding involving minors. If you’re going through a divorce with children, understanding the legal framework and what to expect will help you make better decisions —… Continue reading Divorce with Children in South Africa: What You Need to Know

Filing for divorce in South Africa can be a stressful and confusing process. This guide explains every step, from grounds for divorce to finalising your settlement.

If you’ve been injured in a road accident in South Africa, understanding what the Road Accident Fund (RAF) actually pays out — and how compensation is calculated — is essential to knowing the value of your claim. The short answer is: it depends significantly on your injuries, income, and age. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown. Categories… Continue reading What Does the Road Accident Fund Pay Out?