Attorneys in Kensington B, Johannesburg
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46 Oxford Street, Cnr Oxford & Main, Ferndale, Randburg, 2194
011 326 0093
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332 Kent Avenue, Randburg, 2125
011 329 8500
VVM started operations in 1990 and 22 years later VVM is a specialist Debt Recovery and Revenue Management operation that developed a specialised Business Process Outsourcing Service. VVM ascribes its operations excellence to its long track record of experience and knowledge, consistently meeting and exceeding the client’s expectations, consistent investment in cutting edge and best breed technologies, its intellectual capital and consistent adherence to corporate governance and best practices. VVM aims to be the first choice Revenue Management and Business Process Outsource partner for all enterprises and organisations in both the private and public sectors. VVM is a Quality Solution Provider with a significant contribution to make in business, commerce, government and the professions. The products and services provided address many of the strategic and operational needs of all economic enterprises., 
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20 Albert Street, Marshalls Town, Johannesburg, 2001
We can assist you with Law Assistance in Labor Law Cases 
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37 HARLEY STREET FERNDALE, Randburg, 2194
011 781 3304
ATTORNEYS, ATTORNEY 
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363 Pretoria Avenue, Randburg, 2194
011 789 8471
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271 KENT AVE, Randburg, 2194
011 509 8000
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NO. 13 SELKIRK AVENUE, Randburg, 2125
011 886 8793
Our director, Mr. Nthetologe Isaac Raphela has been an attorney since 1997, having previously practiced in Tzaneen and Pretoria. All our secretarial administrative and support staff are BLACK FEMALES. This is indicative of our commitment to women empowerment. We have four highly qualified Legal Secretaries and admin staff with extensive knowledge and expertise in all legal fields. Our support staff attends courses to enhance their capabilities and expertise. 
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15 Peter Pl, Bryanston, Johannesburg, 2191
011 706 4738
Why an ANC? There is a common misconception that an Antenuptial Contract (“ANC”) is a Divorce Contract! The truth is that an ANC is a Marriage Contract that will help you to plan your marriage relationship together in a structured way based on a clear understanding from the start. It will also play a very important role in estate planning and asset protection to protect you as a couple together against the outside world. In case you are confused, “ante” comes from Latin meaning “before” so this is a “before marriage contract” – not an “anti” or “against marriage contract”! What if We Don't Do It? It is very important to sign the contract BEFORE you get married, in front of a Notary Public. The contract must then be registered at the Deeds Office within 3 months of the marriage. If you need an ANC AFTER you are married, you will need a High Court application with approval from all your creditors – which will be an expensive and time consuming exercise! How Does it Help Us? 1) Marriage Harmony - one of the most common causes of failed marriages in the divorce courts is conflict over finance. A marriage contract will set out financial issues on a sound, clearly understood basis which will help to avoid unnecessary conflicts in the future. 2) Asset Protection - without an ANC, you will automatically share each other’s assets, but also each other’s liabilities in one joint estate. This means that if either of you faces financial difficulties, all your combined assets will be at risk. An ANC will protect each person’s assets against their spouse’s creditors. This way you will be able to plan your asset ownership to protect the family assets (like the family home) against risks like bad business deals. 3) Independence and Responsibility - each of you will also be responsible for your own assets and liabilities. 