22/04/2024 Bertus Preller Arrears, Child Maintenance, Children, Divorce, Maintenance, Procedure arrears, attachment of assets, costs order, counsel's fees, discretion, divorce order, factual basis, Family Law, High Court, inherent jurisdiction, injustice, maintenance court, maintenance enforcement, movable property, new costs rules, oppressive conduct, post-divorce dispute, precedent, right of election, self-supporting children, settlement agreement, stay of execution, substantive engagement, taxation, trust funds, Writ of Execution High Court Upholds Writ of Execution for Unpaid Maintenance Despite Forum Challenge. – M.R v L.O and Others (2023/070007) [2024] ZAGPJHC 371, (16 April 2024). Facts of the Case M.R v L.O and Others revolves around a dispute between former spouses over allegedly unpaid child maintenance. When the parties divorced, their divorce order incorporated a… READ MORE
02/12/2022 Bertus Preller Alimony, Arrears, Maintenance arbitration, arbitration clause, Bertus Preller, Divorce, Divorce Attorney Cape Town, Divorce News, divorce settlement agreement, maintenance, maintenance court Maintenance Court’s Jurisdiction Ousted by Arbitration Clause in a Divorce Settlement Agreement. In a recent unreported case, WJVJ vs EVJ and Capitec Bank, case number A58 of 2022 the High Court in Bloemfontein, in an appeal against a judgement of the Maintenance… READ MORE
12/02/2022 Bertus Preller Children, Maintenance Bertus Preller, child maintenance, child support, Divorce, Divorce Attorney Cape Town, divorce order, Family Law, magistrates court, maintenance, maintenance appeal, maintenance court, maintenance writ, prescription Man ordered to pay R3 million in maintenance 29 years after divorce In the case of Simon Roy Arcus v Jill Henree Arcus (4/2021) ZASCA 9 the Supreme Court of Appeal dealt with the interpretation of s 11(a)(ii) of the Prescription Act 68… READ MORE