DIVERSE, PROFESSIONAL & EXPERIENCED

Von Lieres, Cooper & Barlow (VLCB) is a partnership of attorneys established in August 2002. We are a team from different backgrounds enabling us to provide an array of professional services applicable to clients from all walks of life.

Collectively our partners have over fifty years of legal experience and are bolstered by the support of our dedicated team of professional and paralegal assistants.

OUR SERVICES

COMMERCIAL LAW & COMMERCIAL LITIGATION

CONSTRUCTION LAW

DEBT RECOVERY

DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW

PROPERTY LAW & CONVEYANCING

WILLS, DECEASED ESTATES & TRUSTS

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CORRESPONDENT SERVICES

CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

Best lawyers in Cape Town! Used Hein and his team for over 10 years! They are extremely knowledgeable and always helpful and a pleasure to deal with. Response times are quick too!

Vince

Such an amazing team! Wouldn’t go anywhere else for legal advice. They have assisted greatly with business contracts, property disputes and leasing agreements.

Stacy

Conveyancers. Efficient, fast, responsive. Superb service. Highly recommended.

Peter

Friendly staff and very helpful. Karen and Maggie thank you for all your assistance. Also for the receptionist who’s name I cant remember. Ladies you are all gems in your organisation.

Kenny

LATEST ARTICLES AT VLCB

COVID-19: Force Majeure & Rental obligations

COVID-19: Force Majeure & Rental obligations

The lockdown has made it impossible for many businesses to continue trading. Does this mean that tenants that cannot trade are entitled to a remission of their rental? There is no simple answer. Force majeure is an unforeseeable event beyond the control of the parties...

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Non-payment of a judgment debt

Non-payment of a judgment debt

Section 65A of the Magistrates’ Court Act 32 of 1944 (“the Act”) provides a mechanism by which a creditor may recover a debt owed to her after judgment has been granted and the debtor has failed to pay. The main object of the section is to make inquiries into a...

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Parental rights and responsibilities under the Children’s Act

Parental rights and responsibilities under the Children’s Act

Under common law, parents were regarded as having parental authority or power over their children. With the commencement of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 (‘the Act’), largely as a result of the development of children’s rights, there has been a shift from parental...

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OVER
21
YEARS
EXPERIENCE

FOUNDED
2002
IN CAPE TOWN

19
FULL TIME
STAFF

B-BBEE
LEVEL
4