Calculating Child Support
Calculating child maintenance involves dividing expenses by allocating two parts per adult and one part per child living in the household.
15 Common Reasons For Divorce
Some of the most common reasons for divorce in South Africa include differences in priorities, addiction, infidelity, issues with in-laws, financial problems, and marital abuse.
When Do Child Maintenance Payments Stop In South Africa?
Although the age of majority is 18, parents must continue supporting their children until they can financially support themselves, which could extend beyond 18 years if the child is not yet self-sustaining.
15 Tips To Help Long-Distance Co-Parenting
As complicated as long-distance co-parenting might sound, there are ways to benefit your family, especially your children.
How Marital Violence Affects Divorce Cases
Marital violence can heavily influence divorce proceedings in South Africa, particularly in terms of spousal maintenance, division of assets, and child custody arrangements.