Professional drafting of your business agreements and contracts

First of all, running a business requires its own set of expertise and guts – we admire your courage and we understand that it’s not easy. However, a business person can in no way act as a legal expert when it comes to the drafting of business agreements and contracts. Unfortunately. It is for this reason your business may require the legal expertise of a legal professional who can help you avoid potential loopholes in your agreement. To have a fresh, legal perspective is relevant to the growth of your business and prevents your business from mistakes that could be irreversible. We are a family and business legal consultancy that aims to deliver professional, expert legal advice and guidance where necessary. See our estimated cost for our legal business products are as follows:

Ante-nuptial Contracts	R 2 100 – 00
Basic Will Drafting	R 1 000 – 00
Email Legal Advice (per question)	R 299 – 00
Family Trust Registration	R 7500 – 00
Shariah Will Drafting	R 950 – 00
Unopposed Divorces	R 9500 – 00

For your convenience, we are also professional legal drafters of Ante-Nuptial Contracts which will cost you to you a total of R2 100 – 00. Furthermore, we have a professional online method in which you can call our offices on 021 424 3487, for an online appointment to be made for you.

Drafting of Business Contracts

Drafting of Employment Contracts

• Business Legal Support
• Business Legislation Compliance
• Drafting of Business Contacts
• Drafting Employment Contacts
• Business Legal Training
• Private and Non Profit Company Registrations
• Credit Profiles
• Business Trusts Registration

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Family legal consultancy –  divorce matters

1. How to Apply for Child Maintenance at Court – Step by Step Guide and Advice
2. Child Maintenance Question. How much should I pay or contribute as a parent?
3. Child Support or maintenance claims. Does an unemployed father pay?
4. Non-compliance with Maintenance Orders — Civil and Criminal Remedies
5. Tricks and tips on how to win your child maintenance case

• Child Maintenance
• Ante-nuptial Contact
• Change Matrimonial Property Regime
• Child Adoption
• Child Custody and Access
• Domestic Violence Protection
• Family Trust Registration
• Fast Unopposed Divorces
• Non-Compliance with maintenance orders
• Parenting Plans
• Postnuptial Contract Registration
• Pre-nikkah Agreement

divorce, uncontested divorce, unopposed divorce, Cape Town

Relocation of a minor child from South Africa without the other parent’s consent – Is it possible?

We frequently receive inquiries from parents in South Africa who are considering relocating abroad with their minor child but lack the consent of the other parent. This situation can be complex and arises for various reasons. In some cases, the parent may have lost contact with the other parent and does not know where they are. In other instances, they might be aware of the other parent’s location but choose not to engage with them due to a strained relationship or previous negative experiences. Often, the other parent has not been involved in the child’s life for a significant period.

There is no simple yes or no for relocation without the other parent’s consent

It is essential to understand that decisions regarding relocation cannot be boiled down to a simple “yes” or “no.” Several critical factors must be evaluated before proceeding. For starters, one must determine if there is a court order in place that grants the other parent any form of guardianship rights. If such a court order exists, it could significantly impact the ability to relocate without securing consent. Another consideration is whether the parents are married to each other, and whether the other parents has parental responsibilities and rights of guardianship.

What efforts have you made to locate the other parent?

Additionally, it is crucial to investigate what efforts have been made to locate the other parent. Questions such as whether you have conducted a thorough search and tried to reach out through mutual acquaintances or even sought professional investigation services should be taken into consideration. Furthermore, understanding the reasons why the other parent is absent from the child’s life can provide insight into the potential implications of relocating without their consent.   When determining whether the other parent should be informed about the proposed relocation or whether their consent needs to be obtained, the above mentioned factors are vital. If you conclude that the other parent cannot be located and there are no existing legal barriers preventing you from taking your child abroad, then there is generally no reason to stop the relocation from occurring.

Potential challenges when relocating with the minor child without the other parent’s consent

However, potential challenges may arise when it comes to leaving South Africa, particularly if the other parent’s information appears on the child’s birth certificate. Immigration officials or other authorities may raise questions about the absence of the other parent;’s consent, which could complicate the departure process. Furthermore, even after relocation, you may encounter issues surrounding consent for various activities involving your child, such as enrolment in school or medical treatment. Schools, hospitals, and other institutions often require information about the other parent and may ask for their consent, necessitating a clear explanation of your situation.

Other legal complications

Lastly, it is worth considering that the other parent could unexpectedly come forward and contest the relocation. Generally, if the other parent does not possess legal guardianship rights, their ability to dispute your decision may be limited. However, it’s wise to prepare for any potential complications that could arise. Having legal support or advice can be invaluable when navigating these intricate issues to ensure a smooth transition for both you and your child. If you require legal advise on an issue of relocation, or legal assistance, feel free to schedule a consultation with us using the link below: