In the Limpopo High Court case M.F.B v J.B (5674/2016) decided on 24 January 2024, the issue of forfeiture of patrimonial benefits was a central point of contention. This case highlights the complexities involved in divorce proceedings, particularly concerning the division of joint assets and pension interests.
This case highlights the judicial approach in balancing the rights of both parents, focusing on the child’s welfare and best interests as per South African law. Gain insights into the factors influencing court decisions in international relocation cases, the role of financial responsibilities, and the impact on parent-child relationship
Divorce is never easy, but it can be less stressful when you understand the process involved. In...
In the Limpopo High Court case M.F.B v J.B (5674/2016) decided on 24 January 2024, the issue of forfeiture of patrimonial benefits was a central point of contention. This case highlights the complexities involved in divorce proceedings, particularly concerning the division of joint assets and pension interests.
This case highlights the judicial approach in balancing the rights of both parents, focusing on the child’s welfare and best interests as per South African law. Gain insights into the factors influencing court decisions in international relocation cases, the role of financial responsibilities, and the impact on parent-child relationship
Divorce is never easy, but it can be less stressful when you understand the process involved. In South Africa, the divorce process can either be uncontested or contested. An uncontested divorce is one where both parties agree to the terms of the divorce, while a...
Who can get divorced in the South African Courts? South Africans have become increasingly mobile, choosing to live overseas temporarily or indefinitely. As we live in an increasingly globalised world, many South Africans living abroad or returning from abroad are...
