Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime Questions and Answers

Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime Questions and Answers

Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime Questions and Answers

We introduced this Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime Questions and Answers page for you to post questions you may have on the topic. For example, if you want to know whether you should change your matrimonial property regime, pose a question with some background facts. At the same time, should you be able to assist others who posted questions below, requiring some advice on Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime, please proceed and reply to their comments. In that manner, we would all be able to assist each other and increase our online knowledge base. Therefore, although we a are legal consultancy, specialising in family law, you may have problems or experiences that we have not encountered. Let us share in our knowledge of Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime.

 

Other family law resources on this website

There are various other family law resources on this website that you may find useful. For example, there is a downloadable child maintenance calculator. The resources may assist you with whatever questions you have, or information you require on Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime. Therefore, after posting your question, or any time after, have a look at the useful resources and information on our website. Some of these resources are listed hereafter.

Articles and Q&A

There are a range of legal articles on this website dealing with various family law issues. Some of these articles are straight forward, outlining the legal position on a family law related topic. For example, how to apply for child maintenance, or how to get divorced. Other articles are written in the form of answering a specific legal question. For example, do I pay maintenance if I am unemployed, or what do I do if I want to leave the country with my child, and the other parent does not want to provide consent? Those articles are in blog format. This means that you are welcome to comment or pose questions to increase our knowledge base. The clear idea behind our website is that we want to make family law legal information more accessible and available to the public.

Downloadable resources

We created some downloadable resources for free on this website. They are:

1 Free Basic Will Tool Kit

2. Free Shariah Will Template

3. Free Divorce Starter Tool Kit

4. Free Child Maintenance Calculator

Feel free to download these useful resources. Click on the links above, and complete the online purchase process. The purchase price is R 0. Thereafter, a downloadable link would be emailed to you. Once you received the email, download it as soon as possible as the link would expire after two months. We hope that we assisted you with any queries you had on Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime. If not, feel free to arrange a consultation with us.

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17 thoughts on “Changing your Matrimonial Property Regime Questions and Answers

  1. I need assistance in legal advice.

    My parents and husband are fighting. Me and my kids are in the middle of the fight. Now my husband is denying my kids to attend their grandparents party which they have been looking forward to it. How and what right do they have to choose if they want to attend or not. The oldest is 11 years and youngest is 2 years.

    I feel trapped knowing and seeing the hurt in my kids that they might not be able to go to their grandparents birthday party this weekend.

    What rights do my kids have. And how do I get my husband to grant my kids their rights.

  2. Gudday my name s Margareth I’m currently married wth my husband under costomary law he moved out of de house we bouth and staying wth his girlfriend my question what r de chances of de house as we r partners although contribution of de house I contributed alot

  3. Good day.
    Can I go visit my son that lives with his mother 35km from me during level 4 of national lockdown.
    His mother and I have no past relationship.
    WE have no parenting plan. We have our own “parenting plan”

    Regards
    JT Künneke

  4. Hi

    -My ex and I were married in COP
    -We divorced in 2011
    -At the time of the divorce we owned 2 properties
    -At the time of the divorce he was unemployed
    -We agreed that he will reside in the one property and I will reside in the other. And each will be responsible for all the costs for the property that they reside in
    -We will then buy each other out. Which we never got round to doing because of the costs involved.
    -He has not been paying the bond and now the bank has called to claim the money from me and threatened legal action
    -I want him to sell the property since he can’t afford it.
    -How do I force him to sell.
    -I cannot afford expensive legal fees and would like this done as quickly and cheaply as possible.

    1. Good day
      As co-owner, you have a right to no longer be co-owner. Unfortunately you need a Court Order to force a sale. Call our office on 0214243487 to set up a Consultation to discuss the process and for a referral.

  5. Hi
    My name is David and I am a father of 4 kids. I am unable to pay maintenance for my kids but I am willing to meet her half way in whichever way I can. However, their mother has taken out an interdict against me so I can’t come near my kids. Can she do this?
    Please help.

    Thanks

    1. Good day David

      The mother is within her rights to take out the interdict. We presume its not a final interdict. Whether she will be successful in making it final is another issue all together. Here the court would listen to her reason and evidence and to you too.

      Best of luck.

  6. Good day
    The father of my child has not been around and earns enough money to pay maintenance regularly. He continues to disregard our child and always has excuses to pay child support. What can I do to get him to pay child support? I know he earns enough.
    Can I get a maintenance order or take him to court?

    Thanks

  7. Good day,
    My friend keep hammering me about the importance of a parenting plan, why is this so crucial legal in the event of a divorce?

  8. Good evening. I am currently married in community of property. Is it possible to change it to out of community of property?

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