Attorneys at Simon Dippenaar & Associates prioritise a client-centric approach that puts people before paperwork and supports our clients with uncompromising dignity.
Cape Town attorney SD Law will respond to an initial query within 24 hours. Existing clients can expect an even swifter response. In the case of an urgent matter, for example child abduction or a bail requirement, you will receive priority treatment.
Cape Town attorney SD Law prides itself on transparency and accountability. There are no hidden costs and no nasty surprises in the form of unexpected invoices for amounts you haven’t agreed to.
Hiring an experienced eviction lawyer in South Africa is the best way to improve your chances of obtaining a successful eviction, and to help minimize negative outcomes that can harm you, your family, or your business.
An Eviction Lawyer is able to quickly and efficiently navigate the complexities of eviction law, especially considering the vast tenant protections offered in South Africa today.
Landlords and Tenants should both understand the process of evicting a tenant. The tenant eviction process is a legal minefield governed by the Prevention of Illegal Evictions Act and Unlawful Occupation Act.
Simon Dippenaar
Founder & Managing Partner
Simon Dippenaar & Associates is a progressive and totally dedicated law firm in Cape Town with a satellite office in Johannesburg, offering highly personalised attorney representation and effecting swift solutions with iron-clad confidentiality.
Fields of legal expertise include Family Law, Divorce, Bail, Eviction, Liquor licensing and a comprehensive range of legal services. SD Law attorneys’ high case success rate is attributed to founding director Simon Dippenaar’s extraordinary drive, empathy and diplomacy.
‘I’ll protect your legal interests with uncompromising dignity.’
Speak to attorney Simon. Contact us now and we’ll arrange to follow up at a time that suits you best.
Simon Dippenaar & Associates are passionate about the law and upholding the Constitution. We regularly participate in public discussions on social and political issues, particularly in the context of Constitutional Law.
South Africa is a forward-thinking country that embraces diversity, with legislative processes that enable, for example, same-sex unions to be recognised partnerships under law. This pioneering principle underscores Simon Dippenaar & Associates’ unprejudiced, non-exclusive ethic. We support legal reform aimed at enhancing justice and efficiency, and make complex legal matters understandable in plain English.
Cape Town law firm SD Law increases access to justice by making our legal expertise available to deserving cases. Our commitment to providing meaningful pro bono services in the communities where we operate is deeply rewarding and in line with Simon’s maxim:
“Recognition, respect and ethical responsibility are at the core of my practice.”
Fees depend on case complexity. An hourly rate may be appropriate, or we may commend a fixed fee upfront that covers everything from A-Z. This ‘consultancy’ fee allows you to contact us as often as is necessary, within reason, without the fear of being charged for every single attendance or discussion.
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