Your Employee Reaches Retirement Age and Wants to Keep Working – What Should You Do?

“For many, many people, I’m a firm believer that 60 is the new 50.” (Carolyn Aldwin, director of Oregon State University’s Center for Healthy Aging Research) As even the youngest Boomers (the generation born between 1946 and 1964) approach the “Big Sixty”, an increasing number of employees will be thinking about whether or not they [...]

By |2022-11-05T11:39:58+02:00November 5th, 2022|dismissal, Labour Law|Comments Off on Your Employee Reaches Retirement Age and Wants to Keep Working – What Should You Do?

It’s Wedding Season – Three Questions to Ask Before You Marry

“Marriage is a matter of more worth / Than to be dealt in by attorneyship” (Shakespeare) Wedding Season is well and truly upon us, and if you (or anyone near and dear to you) is busy planning for marriage (note that we are talking “civil marriage” here, “customary marriages” and “civil unions” are beyond the scope [...]

By |2022-11-05T11:15:12+02:00November 5th, 2022|Family Law, Property Law|Comments Off on It’s Wedding Season – Three Questions to Ask Before You Marry

Why Life Partners Still Need Cohabitation Agreements and Wills

“Census data of 2016 reveals that approximately 3.2 million South Africans cohabit outside of marriage and that this number is increasing steadily.” (Extract from judgment below) What happens if your life partner dies without leaving you anything in their will (“Last Will and Testament”)? Do you have the same protections as married spouses do? A [...]

By |2022-02-02T15:54:58+02:00February 2nd, 2022|Commercial Law, Estates, Family Law, Property|Comments Off on Why Life Partners Still Need Cohabitation Agreements and Wills
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