(LL18-2023) What types of orders can the court make and how and what orders can be appealed?

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This section contains pre-reading material that you should read through at your leisure before the webinar. Because of our limited 60 minute lunch hour time limit, we include some pre-reading material that contains background information on the topic(s) to be discussed. The webinar handout you would find on the next tab – we suggest that you download and print the handout / webinar material before the start of the webinar as we will be referring to sections in the handout during the course of the webinar.

 

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Year program of all Lunch and Learn webinars
Pre-reading material: What types of orders can the court make and how and what orders can be appealed?

This section contains the slideshow (if used), webinar handout and important resources that we will be referring back to during the webinar. Please download and print these before the start of the webinar or have them available electronically to enhance your learning experience. Should the presenters refer to additional recourses during their presentation, then these will be forwarded to all registered attendees after the broadcast.

General documents referred to:

•  Maintenance Act, Act 99 of 1989

•  FREE eBook: Everything you should know about child and spousal maintenance before applying

 

Resource material for this webinar:

Handout: What types of orders can the court make and how and what orders can be appealed?

Slides: What types of orders can the court make and how and what orders can be appealed?

 

All prescribed maintenance forms:

  • Form A [J101] – Application for Maintenance Order 
  • Form B [J107] – Substitution or Discharge of existing Maintenance Order 
  • Form G [J214] – Consent and Maintenance Order in terms of section 17 read with Section 16 of the Maintenance Act, 1998 [Regulation 6] 
  • Form I [J256] – Application for Variation/Setting Aside of an Order by Default in terms of Section 19 (4) of the Maintenance Act, 1998 [Regulation 6] 
  • Form K [J306] – Application for Enforcement of Maintenance or other Order in terms of Section 26 of the Maintenance Act, 1998 [Regulation 6] 
  • Form M [J435] – Application for Setting Aside of a warrant of Execution in terms of section 27(3) of the Maintenance Act, 1998 [Regulation 6] 
  • Form N [J438] – Application for Suspension, Amendment or Rescission of an Order for the attachment of Emoluments in terms of Section 28(2) of the Maintenance Act, 1998 [Regulation 6] 
  • Form P [J458] – Application for Suspension, Amendment or Rescission of an Order for the attachment of Debts in terms of Section 30(2) of the Maintenance Act, 1998 [Regulation 6] 
  • Form Q [J470] – Complaint of Failure to Comply with a Maintenance Order for purposes of Section 31(1) of the Maintenance Act, 1998 [Regulation 6] 

Lunch and learn is a proud initiative by Oppermans Inc. Below please find a short bio and contact details of our presenter(s):

 

  EUGENE OPPERMAN, director and founder of Oppermans Inc, a family law practice with 23 years of experience in family mediation, child maintenance, domestic violence matters and issues regarding children (parenting plans, care- and contact arrangements).

info@oppermansinc.co.za / info@lunchandlearn.org.za

www.oppermansinc.co.za

 


 

  ERIN O’NEALE, candidate legal practitioner and accredited mediator at Oppermans Inc . She has a keen interest in family law and feels passionate about child maintenance and assisting parents with matters pertaining to maintenance and the rights of the minor children.

 erin@oppermansinc.co.za

www.oppermansinc.co.za