When you walk into a modern development, the smell of fresh paint and polished finishes welcomes you into a space that feels ready to be lived in. But before the move-in day, there are tax and legal steps that need
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MHi Attorneys is a legal publisher that provides detailed guidance on South African law, focusing on practical issues affecting individuals and property owners. Their content covers topics such as property transactions, medical aid reviews, sectional title levy collections, and employment law related to domestic workers and parental leave. The firm offers step-by-step explanations of legal processes, rights, and obligations, aiming to inform readers about compliance and best practices within South Africa's legal framework. Their publications address both financial and legal aspects, emphasizing clarity and actionable advice for clients and the general public.
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Forming a Trust in South Africa: Which Type Suits You?
What is a trust? The answer may seem obvious, but in practice, many people get confused as to exactly what a trust is and what such a structure is meant for. In this article, we examine the various types of…
Your Company Structure Should Evolve as Your Business Grows
In the early days of a business, structure is often accidental. People wear multiple hats, reporting lines hang loose, and “being agile” usually means figuring things out as you go. This flexibility can be an advantage at the start. But…
Cameras at the Gym: Where Does the Law Draw the Line?
You walk into the gym and head toward your workout, while somewhere above you, a small camera quietly records. Most people hardly notice it, but the presence of surveillance in gyms raises an important legal question: Is this actually allowed,…
Where to Invest R1 Million in Today’s Property Market
Finding value in South Africa’s property market used to mean stretching beyond major metros or compromising on space. Today, with interest rates easing and demand patterns shifting, R1 million can still unlock meaningful investment opportunities.
When investing in this price…
Lawyer Arrested for Speeding: Was it a Lawful Arrest?
The social fabric of the South African society continues to be tainted by high crime rates, domestic violence, and gender-based violence. The South African Police Service (“SAPS”) carries a constitutional and statutory responsibility to combat crime and maintain public order. Unfortunately, wrongful arrests remain a persistent problem in…
The Name You’ve Built, the Rules That Protect It: Navigating CIPC Name Disputes
For most business owners, your company name is far more than a formality. It is how your market recognises you. It reflects your work, your relationships, and the trust you have built with your clients. The question is: what happens…
The Rental Housing Tribunal: The Unsung Hero of South Africa’s Rental Market
Renting or leasing a home should be simple, but when it turns into a headache, the Rental Housing Tribunal (RHT) steps in to help. Established under the Rental Housing Act No. 50 of 1999, the tribunal provides a free, fair,…
Navigating Your Property Rights Under South Africa’s Expropriation Law
If you own property in South Africa or hold a mortgage bond, the Expropriation Act 13 of 2024 is a piece of legislation you cannot afford to ignore. While the act has sparked intense debate, largely centred on the concept…
Fired Unfairly? How to Stand Up for Your Rights
Losing your job can be devastating, especially when your dismissal was unfair. Fortunately, the Labour Relations Act (LRA) ensures you aren’t left unprotected. Your employer cannot simply show you the door without a watertight reason and a fair process. If…