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SHIFTING THE “NEEDLE” IN THE ENTREPRENEURIAL STRUGGLE

Trust Nicolene Schoeman – Louw is an admitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa, Conveyancer, Notary Public and Mediator; with a passion for entrepreneurs and helping them reach their most ambitious goals. She has enjoyed the confidence of many successful entrepreneurs. As a trusted advisor she has actively contributed to the successes of…

BySpice4Life NewsJune 17, 20200Comments

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ABC’S OF BUSINESS PART 2

In practice, we see very few businesses or their owners appointing a trusted attorney as part of their founding team. The reason for this, from our experience, is mostly based on a lack of the required financial means needed to make such an appointment right from the start. The unfortunate reality is however, that many businesses…

BySpice4Life NewsApril 21, 20170Comments

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JUST STARTED A FAMILY – WHAT SHOULD MY LEGAL PRIORITIES BE?

When we embark on the journey of parenthood; the entire experience can quite easily become overwhelming. From announcing the good news to friends and family, to changing just about everything in your life to accommodate this exciting new chapter. Not to mention the many doctors’ visits and wrapping things up at work; it is not…

BySpice4Life NewsFebruary 23, 20170Comments

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RECENTLY MARRIED AND OWN A BUSINESS – WHAT NOW?

Clients are often concerned about how their business may affect their personal lives. When considering marriage, this is one of the most frequently asked questions we face. How do I limit my business risk and avoid it affecting my personal assets or family in any way? For some reason – the scenario on the flip…

BySpice4Life NewsJanuary 19, 20170Comments

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The Rental Housing Amendment Act – what does it mean for me?

Introduction Until the Rental Housing Amendment Act 35 of 2014 (the “Act”) was enacted, the relationship between landlords and tenants and dispute resolution by the Rental Housing Tribunal, was regulated by its predecessor (Act 50 of 1999). According to Bapela and Stoop,[1] the shortcomings of the Act have recently been addressed by the enactment of the Rental…

BySpice4Life NewsMarch 29, 20160Comments

Tag: Nicolene Schoeman-Louw

SHIFTING THE “NEEDLE” IN THE ENTREPRENEURIAL STRUGGLE

ABC’S OF BUSINESS PART 2

JUST STARTED A FAMILY – WHAT SHOULD MY LEGAL PRIORITIES BE?

RECENTLY MARRIED AND OWN A BUSINESS – WHAT NOW?

The Rental Housing Amendment Act – what does it mean for me?

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