11/06/2024 Bertus Preller Divorce, Forfeiture of Benefits asset distribution, Beaumont v Beaumont, community of property, court ruling, Divorce, Divorce Act 70 of 1979, divorce settlement, Family Law, financial support, forfeiture, immovable property, irretrievable breakdown, joint estate, Klerck v Klerck, KT v MR, Legal Framework, Legal precedents, legal professionals, M.C.N v G.M.L.N, maintenance, marital breakdown, matrimonial property, misconduct, paternity, patrimonial benefits, pension fund, primary breadwinner, South Africa, substantial misconduct Breaking Down the M.C.N v G.M.L.N (Born M.) (1629/2022) [2024] ZAGPPHC 516 (7 June 2024) Divorce Case: Forfeiture of Patrimonial Benefits in South Africa. Case Summary In the case of M.C.N v G.M.L.N (Born M.) (1629/2022) ZAGPPHC 516 (7 June 2024) the parties were married in community of property in 2000. The marriage lasted… READ MORE
13/04/2023 Bertus Preller Divorce, Financial Disclosure, Marriage, Pension Funds Bertus Preller, Divorce, Divorce Attorney Cape Town, Divorce News, Family Law, pension fund, pension fund and divorce HUSBAND RESIGNED FROM PENSION FUND BEFORE DIVORCE – COURT FOUND APPLICANT CANNOT CLAIM AGAINST HIS PENSION. C.N.N v N.N (2021/11607) ZAGPJHC 208 (23 February 2023) INTRODUCTION There is no adequate legal framework that allows non-member spouses to claim portions of the benefits directly from the funds… READ MORE