SOUTH AFRICAN LABOUR LAW
CCP Attorneys seeks to protect the rights of employees and employers to ensure fairness and equality exists in the workplace. These rights include:
The right to be free from discrimination and harassment; the right to be free from retaliation for filing a grievance or complaint against a fellow co-worker; manager or employer and the right to fair wages for work performed.
We specialize in:
- CCMA referrals and cases
- Advice on discipline and dismissal
- Conditions of employment
- Poor work performance
- Employment Equity
- Retrenchments
SOUTH AFRICAN FAMILY LAW
Family law incorporates family matters and domestic relationships where matters cannot be resolved by the parties themselves. CCP Attorneys can assist you in the following processes such as:
- Divorce and separation
- Child maintenance
- Guardianship applications
- Parenting agreements
- Parental rights, responsibilities and obligations.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
CCP Attorneys can help assist in several different processes used to resolve disputes based on breach of contracts and agreements between parties in the business environment, including:
- Negotiations
- Mediation
- Arbitration and litigation
COMMERCIAL AND CONTRACTUAL LAW
CCP Attorneys has the necessary legal knowledge required and drafting skills to assist you in creating a legally binding document and to mention a few:
- Employment Contracts (Permanent & Temporary)
- Master Service Level Agreements
- Lease Agreements
- Partnership Agreements
- Any type of Business contract
- Supplier Agreements
- Sale Agreements
We ensure that all commercial contracts and agreements drafted by CCP Attorneys are in accordance with the applicable South African Laws.
PROPERTY AND EVICTIONS
Unable to remove a tenant that fails to pay rent and has breached any of the material terms and conditions of the lease agreement, CCP Attorneys assists the landlord of a residential property with legal and lawful evictions.
GENERAL MATTERS
CCP Attorneys can assist you with any general issue such as:
- Insurance matters with the Ombudsman
- Medical aid issues
- Letters of demand
- Perusal and advice on contractual matters.