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19/10/2026

What an awesome day at the Pink Walk in Sedgefield this weekend! 🩷

We were proud to be part of a community coming together to support breast cancer awareness and show support for those affected by breast cancer. 💙

14/10/2026

Buying or transferring property comes with plenty of legal terminology. Here’s a quick guide to three terms you’re likely to hear during the transfer process.

Understanding the process can make your property transfer feel a little less complicated.

08/10/2026

Our Sedgefield Kaplan team are proudly joining the Pink Walk in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month.🩷

08/10/2026

We’re incredibly grateful for the kind words and positive feedback we’ve received from our clients throughout 2026 so far.

Every review is a reminder of why we do what we do providing practical legal advice, professional guidance and a personal approach when our clients need it most.

05/10/2026

Our latest blog explores the High Court judgment in Mamokebe Investments (Pty) Ltd v Sokhela and Others, highlighting why strict compliance with the Companies Act and mining legislation is essential when company control changes hands.

Read the full article on our website to discover the key lessons for directors, shareholders, investors, and businesses operating in regulated industries.

Kaplan Blumberg Attorneys | Eastern Cape & Southern Cape

02/10/2026

Your social media account may be personal, but what you post can sometimes have consequences in the workplace.
Posts involving your employer, colleagues or clients, confidential information, discriminatory or offensive content, or breaches of workplace policies can potentially lead to disciplinary action.

But it’s not as simple as saying, “You posted it, so you can be fired.” A recent 2026 Labour Court matter highlighted the importance of considering the context, impact and fairness of the disciplinary action.
Before you post, think about where your personal expression could cross into workplace misconduct.

28/09/2026

In South Africa, the only legal ground you need to prove is that the marriage has broken down irretrievably, and the fact that you want our is usually enough to establish that. If your spouse refuses to engage, ignores the papers, or tries to delay the process, the court proceedings can continue without them.

A defended divorce (where your spouse actively contests) may take longer, as it must go through the legal process as is required by law. Both parties would then be heard in court for the matter to become finalised by a court judgment.

22/09/2026

Debt collectors have legal limits when it comes to contacting you and recovering a debt. They cannot simply harass, threaten, intimidate or publicly shame you into paying.

Know your rights as we break down the difference between lawful debt collection and harassment, so you know what is acceptable.

17/09/2026

Your landlord sold the house. What happens to your lease?

The sale of a property doesn't automatically mean an existing tenant's lease disappears. The rights and obligations under the lease need to be considered. The principle huur gaat voor koop can protect an existing lease.

Need legal advice for your property? Contact Kaplan Blumberg Attorneys today.

Kaplan Blumberg Attorneys | Eastern Cape & Southern Cape