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Long, drawn-out divorces often leave spouses in a vulnerable position, especially when it comes to who gets to stay in the family home.

When someone passes away, many people assume that the wishes written in a will are final

Currently, PIE dictates how property owners must handle evictions, ensuring the process is fair and court-supervised

The PIE Act prevents unlawful evictions from residential property (even if they’re there illegally) without a court order.

Sometimes, one spouse will "donate" a big asset—like a house or a car—to the other as part of that agreement.

These changes specifically affect non-residents and people who have officially moved their tax residency to another country.

A recent court case in Cape Town has shed light on a common neighbour problem: parking disputes when a shared driveway is involved.

A noise dispute happens when sounds from next door stop you from living normally in your own home.

The recent Western Cape High Court case, Schaefer v City of Cape Town, sets a boundary on when the City can be sued for injuries from tripping on sidewalks.

Spoliation is when someone takes your property or possession without your consent or a court order. The law protects your right to peaceful possession.