Cape Town Legal Correspondents

Contact Us on 021 422 4963 / [email protected]

Debt Collections

Contact Us on 021 422 4963 / [email protected]

Civil Litigation

Contact Us on 021 422 4963 / [email protected]

Divorce & Family Law

Divorce & Family Law

Contact Us on 021 422 4963 / [email protected]

 

Bailey Haynes Incorporated | Attorneys in Cape Town

 

Our Law Firm in Cape Town specialises in civil litigation in the High-, Regional- and Magistrate’s Courts. Additionally, we provide comprehensive legal services including property conveyancing, motor vehicle accident claims, matrimonial and family law matters as well as criminal law matters.

Our Law Firm operates in the greater Cape Town area – servicing areas such as Cape Town, Kuils River, Mitchells Plain, Bellville, Goodwood and Wynberg to name a few.

We have an extensive legal correspondent base across the country to institute matters which do not fall in our immediate jurisdiction.

Our staff and attorneys are highly skilled and trained to assist with any legal matter.

Located within walking distance of the High-, Magistrate's- & Labour Courts in Cape Town central, our law firm provides quick attendance to any urgent matter.

In addition to this, our satellite office in Bellville is situated close to the Bellville Magistrate's Court.

Bailey Haynes Incorporated is deemed to be an Exempted Micro-Enterprise and qualifies for a promotion to a B-BBEE Status of “Level 4 Contributor” having B-BBEE procurement recognition 100% in terms of Clause 4 of the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Codes of Good Practice.

 

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    Our Legal Services & Expertise

    Litigation & Collections

    Where litigation cannot be avoided through mediation, arbitration or alternative dispute resolution process, our attorneys in Cape Town tenaciously pursue litigation across all areas of the law.

    Legal Correspondent Services

    Our Law Firm is ideally located close to the High Court and Magistrate's Court in the centre of Cape Town and will always accept instructions and referrals from colleagues on an agreed fee basis.

    Commercial Law & Contracts

    Over 80% of all matters which are litigated are due to contractual disputes, so it goes without saying that the drafting of a commercial agreement should be entrusted to a legal practitioner.

    Divorce & Family Law

    Our Divorce Lawyers provide professional advice relating to all aspects of family law, including the enforcement and protection of rights in family, personal relations as well as antenuptial contracts.

    Evictions

    The Prevention of Illegal Evictions Act protects the rights of all occupants of land and property, including illegal and unlawful occupants. Our approach to managing your rented property does not start at the eviction process but rather at drafting of your lease.

    Labour Law

    Our Labour Law Attorneys offer expert advice on all labour and employment related issues in lieu of all recent and relevant developments in terms of the Labour Relations Act.

    Property & Conveyancing

    Property or Real Estate Law demands the utmost attention to detail and knowledge of the applicable laws governing the field. Our Conveyancing Attorneys attend to Property Transfers or Conveyancing and wide range of property related matters.

    Criminal Law

    We have a strong criminal law department which provide all professional criminal defence services including bail applications and clearing criminal records.

    Estates, Wills and Trusts

    Our Estate Attorney Department provides administration for Deceased Estates including estate planning and efficent tax planning through Wills and the formation of trusts.

     

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    Rights of Tenants and Landlords & Unfair Discrimination

    In giving effect to the rights, the Rental Housing Act, 50 of 1999 (“the Act”), was implemented to recognise the importance of rental housing and balance the rights of tenants and landlords – and to protect them from unfair practices and exploitation.

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    Consequences that business face if they are not POPIA compliant

    The Protection of Personal Information Act No. 3 of 2013 (“the Act”) defines in its Chapter 11 and Section’s 100 – 106 items that qualify as being POPIA non-compliant.

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    POPI Act in South Africa explained by our Attorneys

    The Protection of Personal Protection (POPIA) Act, 4 of 2013, has introduced recent amendments in which certain significant sections (Sections 2 to 38; 55 to 109; 111; and 114 (1), (2) and (3)) took effect from 1 July 2020.

    Compliance is fully enforceable one year thereafter – 1 July 2021.

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