There are various types of courts in South Africa all serving different functions. Learn more about the types and jurisdiction of South African courts here.

Bullying can appear in many forms, such as physical or verbal abuse. Learn about the consequences bullies face when criminal charges are brought against them.

Read the LegalWise case study on a group of minors reporting sexual abuse and the responsibilities the court needs to uphold.

What are the rights of a child who is being sexually abused and what are the duties of a teacher assisting that child? Find the answers to these questions here.

At the death of that person, his/her deceased estate must be administered, in other words, divided, distributed and controlled by someone. This person is called an executor.

The Guardian’s Fund is established to protect and manage money on behalf of certain persons, such as children (persons below the age of 18 years), those who are not able to manage their own affairs or those who could not be found. The money held at the Guardian’s Fund is generally received from inheritance.

It's important to make sure that a person’s intentions are clearly set out in their Will. Read our case study here on the complications an unclear Will caused.

There are specific requirements a Will must comply with which are regulated by the Wills Act 7 of 1953. Read our case study on the proper requirements for a valid Will in South Africa.

Read the LegalWise case study on Islamic marriages and the divorce act and learn about the facts of the case and what the court said.

What does the Law say regarding customary marriages and their validity? Find out by reading this article on customary marriages.