10/10/2026 Bertus Preller Constitutional Court divorce pension, Divorce, Equitable redistribution, Marriage out of community of property without accrual, Pension Funds, Pension Funds Act 24 of 1956, Pension interest, Pension interest divorce, Redistribution Claim, Redistribution of assets divorce, Redistribution order, Section 7(3) Divorce Act, Section 7(7)(c) Divorce Act [2026] ZACC 39, accrual system exclusion, antenuptial contract pension, B 20 of 2025, Bertus Preller, Constitutional Court divorce pension, Dambuza J, declaration of invalidity not suspended, Divorce Attorney Cape Town, EB v ER, GD v Minister of Home Affairs, gender discrimination divorce, General (Family) Laws Amendment Bill, just and equitable redistribution, KG v Minister of Home Affairs, marriage out of community of property without accrual, Matrimonial Property Act 1984, Pension Funds Act divorce, pension interest divorce, pension redistribution order, post-1984 marriages, prospective order divorce, redistribution of assets divorce, section 7(3) Divorce Act, section 7(7)(c) Divorce Act, section 7(8) Divorce Act, section 9(1) Constitution, section 9(3) unfair discrimination, South African Family Law Pension Interest Now Redistributable in All Marriages Without Accrual: The Constitutional Court Strikes Down Section 7(7)(c) of the Divorce Act in GD v Minister of Home Affairs and Others (CCT 60/25) [2026] ZACC 39 (9 October 2026). The facts and the road to the Constitutional Court The applicant, Mrs D, and the third respondent, Mr D, met in 1999 and married on 25 April 2004 out of… READ MORE
21/06/2025 Bertus Preller Division of Estate, Divorce, Financial Disclosure, Maintenance, Marriage, Muslim Marriages, Redistribution Claim, Same Sex Couples accrual system exclusion, antenuptial contract override, asset redistribution divorce, Constitutional Court divorce ruling 2023, constitutional family law, customary marriage divorce, divorce asset division reform, divorce court powers, divorce settlement negotiation, equitable asset distribution, family law modernization, financial vulnerability divorce, gender equality divorce, General Laws Family Matters Amendment Bill 2025, homemaker financial rights, marriage contract fairness, matrimonial property act amendment, Muslim marriage divorce rights, non-financial contributions marriage, out of community property, separate property marriage, South Africa divorce law, spousal maintenance alternatives, stay-at-home spouse rights, surviving spouse claims, vulnerable spouse protection, widowhood financial protection South Africa’s Divorce Revolution: How the 2023 Constitutional Court Ruling and General Laws (Family Matters) Amendment Bill 2025 Rewrote Asset Division Laws to Protect Vulnerable Spouses. Introduction South Africa is on the verge of a major transformation in divorce law that will fundamentally change how assets are divided when marriages end. Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has… READ MORE