In any Divorce, the best interests of the children are of paramount importance, especially if there are minor child/ren. A proper legally binding parental plan should be negotiated, which ensures that you can have sufficient access and contact with your child/ren, and that your spouse will support you and your children during and after Divorce. …
Parties married in community of property, are entitled in equal shares to assets and debts in the joint estate. No spouse has the right to withhold certain assets from you. The division of property, debt and assets must also be sorted out. If the couple can’t agree, their belongings will be divided according to the …
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Divorces of marriages contracted out of community of property are treated differently to those in community of property. There is no joint division of property and further requires careful calculations on accrual pay out. It is necessary to have someone knowledgeable in this topic to assist you in obtaining a fair settlement.
Only a High Court or Regional Court can grant a divorce order. To start the divorce process, a spouse must issue summons and serve the summons on the other spouse through the Sheriff of the court. A summons is basically a legal document that informs the other spouse that a divorce has been filed, describes the grounds …
Divorce also referred to as a legal dissolution of a marriage, it is the process of terminating a marriage of marital union. It involves dissolving the bonds of matrimony between a married couple through the court of law. A divorce requires that a court orders that the marriage between the parties has irretrievably broken down …
