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Why Do Attorneys Require a Deposit?
By Marius Stenekamp
23 June 2026

One of the most common questions we receive is: "Why do I need to pay a deposit before my matter can proceed?"

The simple answer is that a deposit allows us to begin working on your matter immediately and efficiently.


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Why Are Consultations Necessary?
By Marius Stenekamp
11 June 2026

Most people view a legal consultation as an optional first step — something you can skip if the issue seems “simple” or if you just want quick advice.

There is also a common belief that consultations are primarily a way for law firms to generate fees before doing any real work.

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Buying or Selling Property in South Africa? Here’s What the Process Actually Looks Like
By Marius Stenekamp
20 May 2026

Most people only see the excitement of buying or selling a property — the accepted offer, the moving plans, the new beginning.
But behind the scenes, there is a structured legal process that must be followed to make sure everything is properly transferred, legally protected, and registered in the correct name.
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Not Innocent or Not Guilty? Understanding the Critical Difference in SA Criminal Law
By Marius Stenekamp
13 April 2026

Drinking and driving in South Africa is a serious offence with strict limits and severe penalties. Yet, the State must prove its case beyond reasonable doubt. Recently, we successfully defended a client charged above the limit, with the matter resolved in their favour due to key evidential flaws.
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Understanding the PIE Act: What Every Property Owner Should Know
By Marius Stenekamp
12 April 2026

Evictions in South Africa are not as simple as asking someone to leave your property. The Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act 19 of 1998 (PIE Act) ensures that no one can be removed from a property without a court order.
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