Embarking on the journey to become an attorney is both exciting and challenging.  Your university or varsity studies will demand a unique blend of analytical thinking, time management, and rigorous study habits.  Developing the proper habits early on can significantly impact your success and well-being throughout your studies.

Here are some essential habits law students can consistently work at to achieve success.

The passing of a loved one is undoubtedly a difficult and emotional time for all involved.  Amid the grieving process, there are often legal matters that need to be addressed, one of which is the administering of the deceased estate.  A Letter of Executorship plays a crucial role in the administration of an estate and can significantly impact the distribution of assets and the settling of the deceased's affairs.

If you are struggling with multiple debts, debt review might be a solution you have heard about.  But what exactly is it, how can it help, and what are the implications?  Debt review is a formal process governed by the National Credit Act that helps over-indebted individuals manage their debt.  A registered debt counsellor acts as your middleman, negotiating with creditors to consolidate your debts and create a more manageable repayment plan.

Every year, thousands of legal practitioners suit up to write the Legal Practice Council's (LPC) competency-based exam, conveyancing exam, or notarial practice exam.  Some have even achieved incredible milestones — writing and passing all these exams in one year.

Attorneys are entrusted with upholding the law and ensuring justice within the legal system.  However, if legal professionals are involved in misconduct, they risk being disbarred.  Disbarment, also known as being "struck off the roll," is the most serious penalty an attorney can face.  This harsh punishment is reserved for attorneys who have demonstrably breached the ethical code they are sworn to uphold.  The Legal Practice Council (LPC) in South Africa enforces a strict code of conduct for all legal practitioners, including attorneys (similar to solicito

As we age, life brings new challenges and changes.  One such challenge which is increasing worldwide for many senior citizens over 50 years old is divorce, often referred to as "gray divorce."  Navigating divorce is always difficult, but the challenges are especially daunting in later stages of life when ending a lifelong partnership.  If you are currently considering a divorce or going through a gray divorce, it is important to keep the considerations outlined below in mind.