Latest alimony news in South Africa

 

Unfortunately, legal information updates aren’t as readily available through news sources as other topics. However, I can offer some ways to find the latest alimony news (spousal maintenance) in South Africa:

 

• 📢 Law Society of South Africa (LSSA): The LSSA https://www.lssa.org.za/ website sometimes features legal updates or articles on family law, which might touch on recent alimony cases or legal precedents. They also maintain a directory of lawyers specializing in family law, so you can find someone to stay updated on legal developments.

 

• 📢 Department of Justice and Constitutional Development: The Department of Justice website https://www.justice.gov.za/ isn’t the most user-friendly for news updates, but it can be worth checking their publications section for any recent changes in family law or maintenance regulations.

 

• 📢 Legal news websites: Some South African legal news websites might cover relevant court cases or legal changes related to spousal maintenance. Here are a few to explore:
  • https://www.news24.com/
  • [invalid URL removed] (focuses on business law but occasionally covers family law topics)
  • https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/

 

• 📢 Law firm websites: Some South African law firms specializing in family law maintain blogs or news sections on their websites. These might provide insights on recent alimony cases or legal developments. You can search for family law firms in your area and explore their websites.

 

 

Here are some additional tips

 

• 📌 Use keywords like “spousal maintenance,” “alimony,” “divorce settlements,” or “family law” when searching for news articles or legal updates.

 

• 📌 Consider following legal professionals or organizations on social media (Twitter or LinkedIn) for updates on family law developments.

 

 

Remember, while news articles can provide general information, for specific legal advice on your situation, consult a lawyer specializing in family law. They can give you personalized guidance based on your circumstances and the latest legal precedents.