Law Practice of Brian L Segal
Legal in Cape Town

Now practicing for his own account, Brian Louis Segal deals.
Brian L Segal practice is responsive, current and tailored based on a solid foundation of legal work in a.
understood.
The attorneys at Brian L Segal offer a personalised service where your concerns will be heard and your needs.
and collaborative law, which is a growing legal avenue in South Africa.
Brian continues to keep up to date on the changes within South African law and has embraced the shift towards mediation.
Family Law Committee of the Law Society of South Africa.
Brian also serves as Chairman of the Family Law Committee of the Law Society of the Cape and is a member on the.
- Property Disputes.
- Motor Vehicle Accident claims.
- Drafting of wills.
- Deceased Estates.
- Litigation.
- High Court & Magistrates Court.
- Family Law.
with all aspects of law including:.
variety of settings. Brian Louis Segal commenced his law career in 1975.

About Brian L Segal Brian Louis Segal commenced his career at Abe Swersky & Associates Attorneys in 1975 as an Articled Clerk, was admitted to partnership in 1981, and has been practicing with the firm until its dissolution in Brian Louis Segal commenced his career at Abe Swersky & Associates Attorneys in 1975 as an Articled Clerk, was admitted to partnership in 1981, and has been practicing with the firm until its dissolution in Brian is now practicing for his own account under the style Law Practice of Brian L Segal. He deals with all aspects of Family Law, as well as High Court & Magistrates Court Litigation, Deceased Estates, Drafting of wills, Motor Vehicle Accident claims and Property Disputes. Brian currently serves as Chairman of the Family Law Committee of the Law Society of the Cape and is a member on the Family Law Committee of the Law Society of South Africa. Brian prides himself n remaining up to date with the latest changes in the law and has embraced the move towards Mediation and collaborative law, a growing legal avenue in South Africa. We know that you are seeking a law firm with attorneys who will listen to your concerns, understand your needs and help craft a practical solution to your legal problem. Our goal in child support matters is to help our clients develop plans that will provide their children the resources and support they need from both parents. The division of property is one of the greatest burdens of the divorce process, mainly because couples generally do not keep records of who owned what before and throughout their marriage. How the family property will be divided up depends on what property regime the couple adopted when they got married. This will usually be covered in the ante-nuptial agreement if there is one or, if there is no pre-marital contract, then it is determined by law. These orders relate to acts of abuse that have been threatened or committed by a spouse, domestic partner or other family members. As we assist clients with these types of matters, we listen carefully to their needs and concerns and work as quickly as possible to protect our clients and their rights. When a relationship ends and partners go their own ways, there can be a great deal of uncertainty as to who will pay previously joint bills, how possessions and assets will be split, and who will look after any children. For married couples, this separation agreement provides certainty as to how each person will live while a divorce is being settled. It is also suitable for separating couples who are not married. By setting out each party’s rights and obligations for the marriage before entering into it, pre-nuptial agreements often help a couple preserve their marriage while protecting certain individual assets. In developing these agreements for our clients, we work closely with them to reflect their personal needs and shared goals. Surrogacy is an arrangement between a woman and a couple or individual, to carry and deliver a baby on behalf of the couple or individual. There are a vast amount of legal aspects to consider when entering into such an arrangement. Your attorney will discuss all the various requirements in terms of the Children’s Act that are involved to both parties, the commissioning parents and surrogate mother. Mediation is an alternate avenue for resolving divorce and access matters. It requires a commitment from both spouses that they will maintain open, honest communication with an aim of creating solutions that account for both parties’ priorities, as well as those of their children. Mediation is a methodical step-by-step process whereby the areas of both agreement and disagreement are defined.