The Cape Town Magistrates’ Court
If you reside in the Cape Town, Western Cape area, you will most probably fall under the magisterial jurisdiction of the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court. There details are below.
Contact details of Cape Town Magistrate’s Court
The physical address of the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court is situated at:
7-11 Parade Street, Cape Town, 8000
The postal address of the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court is as follows:
Private Bag X9017, Cape Town, 8000
The contact number of the Cape Town Magistrate’s Court is as follows:
021 401 1511
For more information, visit https://www.westerncape.gov.za/facility/cape-town-magistrates-court .
Our Family Law Clients
We firmly believe in family relations and the need to protect and enforce it when necessary. Therefore, proper legal advice must always be provided. This we strive to ensure. Although we are based in Cape Town, we offer legal advice and legal services to clients throughout South Africa. This we do as we believe in providing high quality legal services to everyone who requires it.
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We have an online appointments system which enables you to save valuable time and cut straight to the chase. There is therefore no need for you to visit our offices (unless it is best for you to do so, or is your most preferred option).
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I would like yo know how Do go about a divorce my husband has had an affair and has been ill treating me and he does don’t support his kids his never home and I am tired if this now he has given up his job so that he does not have to hive me half of his pension fund what can I do
We suggest you see a lawyer ASAP. Consider http://www.ourlawyer.co.za/advice. Otherwise, visit your nearest magistrates court to assist you with a divorce.
Relocated from East London to Cape Town. The father is living in the hoe we were staying in since we left ELS. Cpt magistrates court clerk says in need my original divorce decree pack before they can help me with maintenance dispute. ELS divorce department says they cannot post it to CPT. The East London Magistrates court did post all details relating to maintenance order to CPT however. In the meantime the father refuses to pay our rent water schoolfees. He is however paying the interm maintencance of R4000 pm for food and fuel pending investigation. I am the primary caregiver and unemployed. And he is risking us to be without a roof. He says I must take the kids back to ELS to him and I can live in the car or at friends. He is using maintenance as a weapon restricting my basic needs for kids to try force me to go back to ELS . It seems this could take months and the children and I need emergency money by February to cover March rent etc. As people cant keep giving me money.
Hi my name is Nelisiwe Princess Sibisi I had a case 10 years ago now I need exposed the case.. I applied for the the police clearance but they got something on it would you please help..
We presume you mean expunge. We advise you meet with an attorney to deal with the matter. Not all convictions can be expunged.