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Child Custody & Maintenance

Information on child custody arrangements, visitation rights, child support calculations, and enforcement options.

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Introduction Raising a child comes with financial responsibilities, and when parents are separated or divorced, child maintenance (also known as child support) ensures that both parents contribute to their child’s well-being. Many parents, however, struggle with getting their ex-partner to pay maintenance or are unsure about how much they are required to pay. In this...
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Divorce is a Big Step – Are You Ready? If you’re considering divorce, you’re not alone. Many couples in Pretoria, especially between the ages of 30 and 55, find themselves at a crossroads, wondering whether to stay or leave. The emotional and legal complexities of divorce can feel overwhelming, but understanding the process upfront can...
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Introduction Child custody battles can be emotionally and legally complex. Whether you’re going through a divorce or separating from your partner, understanding your rights as a parent is crucial. In South Africa, courts always prioritize the best interests of the child when deciding who gets custody. But what does it take to get full custody?...
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Introduction Child custody disputes can be one of the most emotionally challenging aspects of a separation or divorce. As a parent, your primary concern is ensuring that your child’s best interests are protected. But what does South African law say about custody? Who has the right to make decisions about a child’s upbringing, and how...
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Being a single mother is a demanding yet rewarding experience. Unfortunately, financial strain can add significant stress. If the child’s father refuses to pay child support, you don’t have to face this challenge alone. This article provides guidance for single mothers in South Africa on enforcing child support obligations. Understanding Child Support in South Africa...
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Supporting your child is a fundamental responsibility for both parents. In South Africa, even unmarried parents are obligated to contribute to their child's upbringing. If the other parent is not fulfilling their financial obligations, it can be a stressful and challenging situation. Here at the K Tshitahe Family Law Free Resource Center, we understand the...
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