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The high-profile divorce between DJ Nkosinathi “Black Coffee” Maphumulo and actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa has set a legal precedent affirming that customary marriages are equal to civil marriages in South Africa. University of the Western Cape’s Prof. Anthony Diala explains. Watch: #Newzroom405

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Enhle Mbali on her divorce with the famous DJ: “People need to understand that when I was married I wasn’t married to Black Coffee, they may be fans of Black Coffee but I was married to Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo who we started off together with & we didn’t have everything”😢
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Enhle Mbali on her divorce with the famous DJ: “People need to understand that when I was married I wasn’t married to Black Coffee, they may be fans of Black Coffee but I was married to Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo who we started off together with & we didn’t have everything”😢

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The Concourt has ruled that your antenuptial contract is invalid after entering into a customary marriage. You guys are all married in community of property. Almost all marriages amongst Africans begin with the customary process followed by the civil matrimony. It is often at the latter point where invalid antenuptial contracts are being entered into.
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The Concourt has ruled that your antenuptial contract is invalid after entering into a customary marriage. You guys are all married in community of property. Almost all marriages amongst Africans begin with the customary process followed by the civil matrimony. It is often at the latter point where invalid antenuptial contracts are being entered into.

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I only learned this because Black Coffee got divorced. The more people I spoke to about it, the more I realised how few people know about it. If lobola has been paid, your property might already be co-owned. So I spoke to Cor van Deventer, a conveyancer at VDM Attorneys, to unpack what most South Africans are getting wrong. Traditional marriages are legally recognised under the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act of 1999. Once lobola is paid, you are legally married. If no antenuptial contract was signed before lobola was paid, this means that if you jointly own a house and get divorced, you guys remain halvies on the house. Whether Home Affairs paperwork exists or not is irrelevant. That is the part almost nobody plans for. If you want to protect your real estate assets, an antenuptial contract must be signed before the lobola ceremony concludes. The Black Coffee divorce tested this in court, and just yesterday the Constitutional Court confirmed it: antenuptial contracts signed after a customary marriage are not valid. If you are getting married under customary law, treat the legal advice as part of the ceremony and not an afterthought. Even when romance fades, paperwork lasts forever🖤
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I only learned this because Black Coffee got divorced. The more people I spoke to about it, the more I realised how few people know about it. If lobola has been paid, your property might already be co-owned. So I spoke to Cor van Deventer, a conveyancer at VDM Attorneys, to unpack what most South Africans are getting wrong. Traditional marriages are legally recognised under the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act of 1999. Once lobola is paid, you are legally married. If no antenuptial contract was signed before lobola was paid, this means that if you jointly own a house and get divorced, you guys remain halvies on the house. Whether Home Affairs paperwork exists or not is irrelevant. That is the part almost nobody plans for. If you want to protect your real estate assets, an antenuptial contract must be signed before the lobola ceremony concludes. The Black Coffee divorce tested this in court, and just yesterday the Constitutional Court confirmed it: antenuptial contracts signed after a customary marriage are not valid. If you are getting married under customary law, treat the legal advice as part of the ceremony and not an afterthought. Even when romance fades, paperwork lasts forever🖤

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