Advocate Muhammad Abduroaf Attorney Appeal Constitutional Court Supreme Court 

Advocate Muhammad Abduroaf Attorney Appeal Constitutional Court Supreme Court 

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Child custody for fathers

During our years of experience in dealing with
child custody battles, we have found it common for fathers fighting for child custody and wanting to know more about their legal rights. Unfortunately, a father paying child maintenance will not be guaranteed full child custody of a child. [caption id="attachment_4238" align="alignleft" width="300"] Call us on: 0211110090
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Child maintenance procedure in South Africa

Find out where about is the closest magistrates’ court in your area and pay them a visit. It is however, important to bring along the necessary documents such as:
  • Birth certificate of your child/children.
  • Your identity document.
  • Proof of residence.
  • A divorce settlement.
  • Proof of your monthly income and expenses.
  • The personal details of the parent required to pay maintenance such as their name, surname physical and work address.
  • Copy of your bank statement.
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Email: [email protected][/caption] When undergoing the process of claiming maintenance, you will have to fill in a detailed form stipulated by the Magistrate’s Court. This form shall request all details regarding your income and expenses. The form will cover essential expenses such as clothing, food, medical expenses and other relevant bills. Lighter expenses such as entertainment, pocket money and so forth, are also included in the “expenses” section. Expenses of parents and the child are however, listed separately. The court however, will take a number of factors into consideration when stipulating the amount of maintenance that should be paid. Both parent’s income will be analyzed and the court’s decision will be based accordingly. Start calculating today and find out how much you should be receiving or claiming with our free child maintenance calculator.

Grounds for custody

It is often assumed that custody rights would automatically be awarded to the mother but this is not always the case. In some circumstances, the mother may be mentally unstable or she may have an addiction – the court will then award custody to the father. The court takes a number of factors into consideration but the child’s well-being will always be of paramount interest in the court of law. [caption id="attachment_4243" align="alignleft" width="300"] Call: 0211110090
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