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African Legal Information Institute
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Straughan Inc.
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Abrahams and Gross Attorneys
Our Lawyer (Legal Services | Referrals | Attorney | Advocate)
Adriaans Attorneys
Maurice Phillips | Wisenberg

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Worldwide Law & Legal Directory

Dear Private Legal – PTYLtd.,

We trust this message finds you well, and are writing to you regarding your existing directory listing:

Private Legal – PTYLtd.

At LawFirms1, we are continually striving to provide you with valuable tools to enhance your online presence and competitiveness. Today, we are excited to introduce a powerful new feature that can significantly impact your digital strategy – Competitor Social Media Monitoring.

What is Competitor Social Media Monitoring?

Competitor Social Media Monitoring is a cutting-edge tool that allows you to track and analyse the social media activities of your competitors directly from your Inbox. With this feature, you can gain real-time insights into your competitors’ social media strategies, content performance, engagement metrics, and much more.

A few examples of the ones you can monitor:

African Legal Information Institute
SD Law South Africa
SchoemanLaw Inc
Erasmus Ranchod & Associates
Straughan Inc.
Marlon Shevelew and Associates Inc – Attorneys, Notaries and Conveyancers
Abrahams and Gross Attorneys
Our Lawyer (Legal Services | Referrals | Attorney | Advocate)
Adriaans Attorneys
Maurice Phillips | Wisenberg

Benefits of Competitor Social Media Monitoring:

Strategic Insights: Understand what types of content and strategies are resonating with your competitors’ audiences, helping you fine-tune your own social media approach.

Stay Ahead: Get a competitive edge by staying informed about your rivals’ latest promotions, campaigns, and announcements. This knowledge can help you respond proactively and adapt your strategies accordingly.

Identify Trends: Discover emerging industry trends and best practices by analyzing what’s working for your competitors. Use this information to align your content with current market demands.

Benchmark Performance: Compare your social media metrics against those of your competitors. Identify areas where you excel and areas where you can improve to outperform the competition.

Enhanced Engagement: Engage with your competitors’ audiences strategically by participating in relevant conversations and discussions, expanding your reach, and potentially attracting new customers.

How to get started:

Getting started with Competitor Social Media Monitoring is easy. First click here to log in to your LawFirms1 account. From there, add your competitors’ listings pages and start tracking their activities.

We believe that this feature can be a game-changer for your business, providing you with the data-driven insights needed to refine your social media strategy and maintain a competitive edge in your industry.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of your competition and enhance your online presence. Sign up for Competitor Social Media Monitoring today and take your digital strategy to the next level.

Thank you for being a valued member of LawFirms1. We look forward to seeing the positive impact this feature can have on your business.

Best regards,

The LawFirms1 Team

LawFirms1 2024
Our mailing address is:
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Family Legal Products

Our law offices boast a well-renowned family and business legal consultancy that aims at offering professional legal advice and guidance where necessary. We offer the following legal services which comes with an estimated cost for our legal products:
Ante-nuptial ContractsR 2 100 – 00
Basic Will DraftingR 1 000 – 00
Email Legal Advice (per question)R 299 – 00
Family Trust RegistrationR 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 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. Once an online appointment has been made for any of the above legal services, whether a telephonic or face to face (depending on client preference), a consultation will be conducted with the legal expert himself. It is however, crucial to note that all of the above fixed costs includes expert legal advice from a well experienced legal expert  – as well as the necessary service required. Unfortunately we will not be held responsible for any additional costs required outside the service we offer.

Business legal services

Are you a business owner or self-starting business enthusiast? For many, starting a business or taking that first step can be extremely daunting. We understand this – which is why we have made business legal guidance available at our law offices for your convenience. Would you like some legal guidance on how to go about your business in the legal framework of things? Do not hesitate to call our law offices on 021 424 3487 for an online appointment to consult with the legal expert. We offer the following business legal services:
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  • Business Legislation Compliance
  • Drafting of Business Contacts
  • Drafting Employment Contacts
  • Business Legal Training
  • Private and Non Profit Company Registrations
  • Credit Profiles
  • Business Trusts Registration
For more on our business legal support consultations, call our law offices on 021 424 3487 for an online appointment today.

Family Trust Registrations

The objective of a trust is to help manage your assets more efficiently. A trust allows you to dictate how and when you would want your assets to be distributed. Before going forth with a trust, you need to understand why you’re getting a trust. The following are important pointers to consider when getting a trust:
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  • What type of trust you would like to set up: find out more about the different type of trusts and make a call as to which trust you will require.
  • Property and assets: think about how you like to set out the rules of the trust and think about how this will govern your property and assets.
  • Beneficiaries: the person who will benefit from your assets. Think about who your beneficiaries are and how they will benefit – will it be a few beneficiaries or will it be an institution?
  • Trustee: this is the one who is in charge of the trust. He/she must understand the expectations and rules of the trust and ensure that all is in order.
  • Rules: different trusts have different rules. Your legal expert will explain this you when attempting to register your trust. It is important that the rules are carried out accordingly.
For more on our legal guidance regarding Trusts, see our Family Trust Registrations page. Bear in mind that a professional legal consultation is vital in understanding the factors at play when offering legal guidance for a Trust. The consultation fee will be deducted from the fixed cost of the Family Trust Registration with us – which comes to a total of R7 500 – 00.

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When it comes to legal issues, it’s important to understand that not all legal problems are created equal, and consequently, not all lawyers possess the same expertise. Each legal case is unique, and selecting the right type of law firm can make a significant difference in the outcome of your situation. Below, we outline the top five types of law firms you might consider for your case in Cape Town, along with a brief overview of the specific areas they specialize in.

Family Law Firms

Family law firms specialize in legal matters related to family relationships, such as divorce, child custody, adoption, and domestic violence. These firms often have compassionate attorneys who understand the emotional complexities involved in family disputes. If you are facing issues related to marriage dissolution or child arrangements, a family law firm is best suited to handle your case with sensitivity and expertise.

Criminal Defence Firms

If you are charged with a crime, whether it be minor or very serious, enlisting a criminal defence firm is crucial. These attorneys have in-depth knowledge of criminal law and can develop effective defence strategies tailored to your specific situation. They protect your rights and strive to achieve the best possible outcome, whether that means a reduction of charges or a full acquittal.

Corporate Law Firm

For business-related legal matters, corporate law firms are vital. They handle a variety of issues including contracts, mergers and acquisitions, compliance, intellectual property, and employment law. If you are an entrepreneur or a business owner facing legal challenges or seeking to establish your venture, corporate lawyers can provide crucial guidance to help navigate the complex legal landscape.

Personal Injury Firms

Personal injury law firms specialize in cases where individuals have suffered harm due to another party’s negligence, such as car accidents, slip and fall incidents, or medical malpractice. These firms understand the intricacies of compensation claims and have the resources to negotiate with insurance companies or litigate in court on your behalf. If you’ve been injured and are seeking justice and compensation, finding a skilled personal injury lawyer is essential.

Property and Real Estate Firms

Navigating issues related to property, real estate, and land use can be complex. Law firms specialising in property law can assist with transactions, disputes over ownership, zoning regulations, and leasing issues. Whether you are buying a home, involved in a boundary dispute, or managing rental properties, a property firm can provide the necessary expertise to safeguard your interests. Choosing the right law firm can significantly impact the resolution of your legal matter. It’s beneficial to consult with attorneys who have a proven track record in your specific area of concern. Take the time to research and meet with various firms to find the best fit for your case in Cape Town. Remember, your legal journey is important, and having the right advocate can help navigate the challenges ahead

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[caption id="attachment_5575" align="alignleft" width="300"]National Water Day Cape Town South Africa - Water Crises National Water Day – Cape Town South Africa – Water Crisis[/caption]

World Water Day

Yesterday (22 March 2018) was World Water Day. A day where the focus is on the importance of water and raising awareness on the issues surrounding it. The residence of the Western Cape, South Africa all to well know of the scarcity of water, as in the last few years, water has become in less supply and expensive. Dam levels have declined compared to previous years, and at the time of writing this article, there has been no substantial amount of rainfall positively predicted for the coming winter season. What this tells us, is that both government and civil society need to work together to alleviate the water crisis in South Africa. This can be done by better water management and drilling into alternative sources of fresh water, to mention a few. Clearly some businesses have benefited from the crisis. People are purchasing bottled water in its gallons and the sale of 25 litre containers has sky rocketed. Almost every household owns a few containers. Then there is the Jojo tanks residence purchased and used to catch and store rain water, and water from water sources. All these costs money to the ratepayer. As Our Lawyer (Pty) Ltd is based in Cape Town, we felt it fitting to use our legal expertise to write something on the water crisis in celebration of World Water Day. We too are feeling the crisis in our office building where water saving measures are in place.

Cape Town Water Crisis

The water crisis in Cape Town is therefore clearly a real issue affecting not only its residents, but industry alike. Currently Cape Town is facing level 6B water restrictions, which allows its residence less than 50 litres of water usage a day. This has been the case for the past few months. Prior to that, the quota per person was in the region of 85 litres of water usage a day. With these restrictions, comes higher water costs in that, the more you use, the more you would pay as compared to periods before level 6B. This could be compared to the “polluter pays” principle when it comes to pollution. [caption id="attachment_5573" align="alignleft" width="300"]Water Quota Level 25 L Crises Water Quota at Newlands Springs Cape Town[/caption]

Water Outages and Problems

As with the electricity crisis not too long ago, Cape Town is now experiencing water outages. And in some areas, more than others. Certain areas experience blue coloured water coming from their taps, which may not be potable. Then there is the issue of the controversial water meters being installed for homes across Cape Town. In some areas, the communities opposed its installations citing faulty devices as a reason. When the device fails, residence is left without water until it is repaired, and sometimes not soon enough. This can be particularly annoying as the devices comes at a cost to the ratepayer. No matter how you look at it, water is still a vital resource on any level. We need it for our daily living. Industry requires it for their growth. And farms require it to ensure that there is food on our tables. But where does this leave us going forward? As can be seen, clearly there is a crisis, and costing us. Is there light at the end of the tunnel, or water at the bottom of the pit?

A right to water in South Africa

South Africa is an arid country with a small percentage of its rainfall available as surface water. It further has one of the lowest conversion ratios in the world. Each time we lose a water resource due to pollution or to poor conservation, we are driven closer to ‘water resource extinction’. It is therefore critically concerning that many of the Western Cape’s rivers are heavily polluted.

What does our Constitution say?

Section 24 of our country’s constitution states that “everyone has the right to an environment that is not harmful to their health or well-being.” The same section further states that “the environment is to be protected, for the benefit of present and future generations, through reasonable legislative and other measures that prevent pollution and ecological degradation; promote conservation; and secure ecologically sustainable development and use of natural resources while promoting justifiable economic and social development. Furthermore, section 27 of our Constitution states that “everyone has the right to have access to sufficient water.”

Alternative Sources of Water in Cape Town

Cape Town has now bought into the idea of desalination. There are currently three desalination plants in Cape Town, hoping to be up and running in a few weeks’ time. This however would not supply Cape Town with all its needed water should it be fully up and running. Then there is the issue of borehole water. Many residences and businesses have invested in drilling boreholes. This however comes at a cost and the water is not drinkable. It seems whatever the alternative sources are, it would cost the user a pretty penny. [caption id="attachment_5572" align="alignleft" width="300"]Water Crises Cape Town Newlands Springs Water Crisis Cape Town Newlands Springs[/caption]

Spring Water

The South African Breweries has a spring water collection point in Newlands Cape Town open to the public. Here residence may collect their water. There is also another collection point a few minutes’ walk away. With only five taps, and long queues, even being open twenty-four hours a day, would not support the entire Cape Town population. People may find it easier to just purchase water from the store. There are quite a few springs in Cape Town, but not all of them are open to the public. You will find people queuing in Muizenberg or collecting the water coming from the Mountain on Boyes Drive. Be that as it may, it would be clearly impracticable for a household of five people to collect their free water from springs, to alleviate a huge water bill. People work, and there are costs involved in transporting the water.

The way forward

[caption id="attachment_5574" align="alignleft" width="213"]Water Bottles Cape Town Crises Shortage 25 LWater Containers being filled.[/caption] Without pointing fingers, it is clear that something has gone wrong with regard to water management in the Western Cape. How can things change so quick? But we are where we are, and now with our eyes open. We cannot depend on government solely anymore to save us, we need to take positive action. If this means installing water saving devices, collecting water, or drilling boreholes; that is what we must do. In any event, our pockets will feel it. We wish the City success with their water desalination venture, and making use of groundwater, and truly wish the Winter season will fill up our dams. However, we all need to have systems and contingencies in place, as this crisis is one that may be around for some time. For environmental legal services, visit Envirolaws (Pty) Ltd. Happy World Water Day! The Our lawyer (Pty) Ltd Legal Team    
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