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A career portal where job seekers can find opportunities at Legal Aid South Africa.
Legal Aid South Africa provides free professional legal advice and representation to individuals who cannot afford legal services. This includes support for vulnerable groups such as women, children, the elderly, disabled people, and those in rural areas.
If the deceased person's estate is valued at more than R250,000, the Master of the High Court can issue a letter of executorship, which gives someone legal authority to manage the estate.
Legal Aid South Africa offers professional legal advice and representation to people who cannot afford private legal services, including help with administering a deceased estate.
You can report the death of a person to the Master of the High Court if their estate is worth more than R250,000, or to the Estates Office in the Magistrate's Court if it is worth less. This must be done within 14 days of the death.
Domestic workers are entitled to be paid the legally mandated minimum wage, with a detailed payslip showing all components of pay, deductions, and actual payment amounts.
Domestic workers have the right to receive written details of their employment, including job description, pay, hours, leave, deductions, and notice periods, at the start of their job.
Domestic workers can refer complaints about their employers to the CCMA, which handles disputes related to employment conditions, unfair treatment, and violations of labour rights.
A court-issued order that prevents an abuser from committing acts of domestic violence, entering shared or personal residences, or interfering with the complainant’s access to their home or workplace. It can also prohibit other specified harmful behaviors.
A person who needs legal representation but cannot afford it can apply to the court to compel their spouse to pay part or all of their legal expenses during the divorce process.
This opportunity allows individuals to apply for a divorce through the Regional Court when there are no disputes between spouses about children, property, debts, maintenance, or pensions. The process is designed for self-help and requires minimal legal involvement.
Individuals who cannot afford a private attorney may qualify for legal aid through Legal Aid South Africa, which provides free legal representation in divorce cases where financial need is proven.
