Neighbours Behaving Badly: Nip Illegal Building In The Bud!
KVV Inc Attorneys Published on: 04/03/2025
Neighbours Behaving Badly: Nip Illegal Building In The Bud!
Property Law
KVV Inc AttorneysKVV Woman’s Day – Woman through the ages
KVV Inc Attorneys Published on: 04/03/2025
KVV Woman’s Day – Woman through the ages
KVV News
Facebook Revenge: The Defamation Danger
KVV Inc Attorneys Published on: 04/03/2025
Facebook Revenge: The Defamation Danger
Business
KVV | January 2020 Directors Note
KVV Inc Attorneys Published on: 04/03/2025
As we settle into 2020, are we truly ready to thrive? Key skills like data literacy, critical thinking, tech savviness, adaptability, creativity, EQ, cultural intelligence, leadership, judgment, and collaboration are crucial. At KVV, we prioritize developing these skills to maximize value for clients and partners, ensuring our readiness to navigate uncharted territories and deliver exceptional service. Let's embrace 2020 together!
KVV News
Lockdown Admission of Guilt Fines – The Criminal Record Risk
KVV Inc Attorneys Published on: 04/03/2025
Lockdown lawbreakers face penalties, but be cautious of "admission of guilt" fines. Paying one might seem simpler than court, but could lead to a criminal record. This has lifelong consequences, affecting travel visas and job applications. A criminal record often results from arrest, fingerprinting, and conviction. Admission of guilt fines can lead to a "deemed" conviction. Removing a record is difficult, requiring expungement after 10 years for minor offenses or a court appeal. Seek advice before paying any admission of guilt fine.
Criminal Law
Life Partners: Beware the “Common Law Marriage” Myth!
KVV Inc Attorneys Published on: 04/03/2025
South African law doesn't recognize "common law marriage." Cohabitating couples have no automatic legal rights or duties like married couples. A "domestic partnership agreement" (cohabitation agreement) is crucial. It should detail financial arrangements during the relationship and upon separation or death, including asset division, maintenance, and liability allocation. Wills are equally vital, as intestacy laws don't protect surviving partners. Without these, you risk losing everything after a breakup or the death of your partner. While limited rights exist in some areas (e.g., child maintenance), relying on these is risky. A cohabitation agreement is the best way to safeguard your future.
Family Law
KVV Inc. Attorneys: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence in Property Law and Conveyancing.
Fostering Partnerships, Driving Results.
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KVV Inc. Attorneys: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence in Property Law and Conveyancing.
Fostering Partnerships,
Driving Results.
© KVV Inc. Attorneys 2025.
All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | POPIA