Litigation
Le Mottée Rossle Attorneys prides itself in its capability and competence in enforcing and defending its clients’ rights through civil actions and applications. The firm places emphasis on being meticulous, diligent and reliable in respect of both the merits and procedure in all suits undertaken and clients can rest assured that their best interests are being safeguarded. This includes actions regarding damages, debt, landlord and tenants’ rights and other contractual relationships (rights and obligations).
Our expertise includes matters relating to:
- Damage claims
- Contractual rights and obligations
- Debt recovery
- Evictions
- Interdicts
Family Law
Le Mottée Rossle Attorneys is a specialist family law firm and prides itself in the large variety of services it extends to its clients within the family law sphere. From marriages of all matrimonial property regimes to divorces and child law, Le Mottée Rossle Attorneys, being a smaller firm, makes available to its clients an easily contactable work force dedicated to bringing pressing matters to a swift and favourable close whilst providing our clients with the facts and not fairy tales.
We also specialise in family law including:
- Ante nuptial contracts
- Divorces
- Custody
- Maintenance
Commercial Law / Contracts
From shareholding agreements to joint venture agreements to agreements regulating obligations, rights and relationships; Le Mottée Rossle Attorneys caters for the needs of the businessman and business alike. Le Mottée Rossle Attorneys is also competent in the creation of infrastructures and frameworks for businesses’ suiting all of their legislative compliance needs.
We cater for the needs of a wide variety of businesses that need advice, expertise and personal attention to matters such as:
- Sale and leases of properties
- Shareholders’ agreements
- Sale of shares agreements
- Sale of business agreements
- Joint ventures
- Memoranda of incorporation for companies
- Agency and distribution agreements
Trusts and Wills
We can assist you should you need to update your Will or create a family, share or charitable Trust