Child support laws in South Africa can be intricate. So they are often best for those who know the legal system like maintenance lawyers. However if you are looking for a general overview of how child support laws work then here is a brief explanation for you. If the mother of the children … [Read More...]
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When does Child Maintenance Stop in South Africa?
When does child maintenance stop in South Africa? At what age does a Father or Mother no longer have to pay maintenance for children? These are questions that both Fathers and Mothers want to know. Because in South Africa law a child becomes an adult at age 18. Both parents must provide … [Read More...]
Average Monthly Child Support Payment
What is the average monthly child support payment in South Africa? And how do you claim support payments? The amount to pay for child maintenance each month is entirely dependent on the income of both the Father and Mother. Along with a number of other factors. We explore this in a bit … [Read More...]
Child Maintenance Fathers Rights in South Africa
Fathers have rights in terms of child maintenance in South Africa. So if you are a father and if you are not in a relationship with the mother of your child or children, you should have an understanding of a fathers rights to see his children in terms of the law. What are your rights … [Read More...]
Spousal Maintenance in South Africa
Understanding spousal maintenance law in South Africa is very important. Because divorce and separation is common in today’s world. Many want to know how to claim maintenance payments from a husband or wife or ex-partner. The following looks at these points on spousal maintenance in South … [Read More...]
What Happens if you Can’t Afford Child Support?
As today’s economy takes its toll on people around the world, what happens if you can’t afford child support? Although many parents fail to meet payments for selfish reasons, not all parents default on child maintenance payments because they feel spiteful or have neglected their children; … [Read More...]