What is spoliation? Spoliation refers to the unlawful dispossession of someone’s peaceful possession of movable or immovable property without their consent and/or
Your will gives you the final say – even after you’re gone. A Michigan court has ruled that a handwritten document from
Purchasing property is one of the most significant financial commitments a person can make. It often involves high financial stakes, emotional investments
It’s not all about interest rates. With interest rates at a multi-year low, now is an opportune time for first-time homebuyers to
If you’re buying or selling property for the first time, the transfer process might seem a little overwhelming. We’ve compiled a list
Navigating recent legislative changes. When couples divorce, the division of assets can become a complex matter, particularly where retirement savings are involved.
Choosing the right time to go from renting to buying. Deciding when to transition from renting to buying can be daunting—and in
When can the provisions of a trust deed be set aside? When you don’t stick to the rules. Far too many people
Purchasing a home is an exciting milestone, but without proper guidance, the process can be daunting. South Africa’s property market has unique
When all the trustees of a body corporate resign, the options available to the owners include the appointment of: If, for example,
Within the South African context, our legal framework for recognising intimate relationships is unique. Our legislative framework offers various legislative pathways for
In a recent judgment by the Supreme Court of Appeal, the case of Z v Z examined whether a parent has the