The ‘interest of justice’ principle would be meaningless and ineffective without the court carrying out its legislative duties of ensuring that a balance is struck in each and every bail […]
Read moreThe participation of a child in matters affecting them in a divorce or separation is mandatory according to the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 (the Children’s Act). The ‘best interest […]
Read more‘Parental alienation is a set of processes and behaviours conducted and enacted by a parent to deliberately and knowingly damage or sever the relationship between a child and another parent […]
Read moreBy Marici Corneli Living in an era where many parents are not married, not living together or co-habiting, it is important for parents to know their rights and understand the […]
Read moreBy Chris Maree Parenting plans are a child focused alternative dispute resolution process mandated by legislation, to assist the holders of parental responsibilities and rights to coordinate and regulate the […]
Read moreBy Marici Corneli The concept of a parenting plan is arguably one of the most useful legal instruments introduced by the Children’s Act 38 of 2005, purposely designed to lead […]
Read moreBy Marici Corneli Parenting coordination is a form of alternative dispute resolution processes in which a mental health professional or family law professional assists in on-going high conflict co-parenting matters. […]
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