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We are a team of energetic attorneys with a practical and positive approach to legal matters and problem-solving. We seek to serve clients in a manner that cuts through red tape and makes the law simple, accessible and efficient. We thrive on being innovative and proactive.

We are known for getting the job done.

We also give back to the community through our pro bono work and community involvement.

Our Team

Laetitia Knoetze


BA.LLB (SU), Certificate in Deceased Estates (LEAD and UNISA) (cum laude). Laetitia was admitted as an attorney in 1991, conveyancer in 2011 and notary in 2018. 

Laetitia has vast experience in the legal field since she finished her LL.B in 1988 and is a general practitioner with specialist knowledge in a number of fields. She does not shy away from assisting clients with challenging matters. Apart from being an attorney, notary and conveyancer, she has the right of appearance in the High Court in terms of Section 25(3) of the Legal Practice Act, 2014.

She is assisted by 3 staff members, and practice in association with a number of local firms of attorneys. She provides regular pro bono services at the Deeds Office and annually participates in Wills Week.

Our Latest news

Found Your Dream Home? Read This Before You Sign…

Summer’s the perfect season to go house-hunting, with the sun shining, new properties on the market, and sales surging. Let’s talk about what you should do when you’ve found your dream home and the agent asks you to sign an offer to purchase. We’ll lead you through the process and share some guidelines to help make it as simple, quick, and risk-free as possible.

Lie on Your CV and You Could End Up Paying Your Salary Back

Lying to get a job can cost far more than the job itself. A former V&A Waterfront chief information officer was ordered to pay nearly R2.9 million in damages after the Labour Court found that she had misled the company into employing her and into paying for two consultants who had worked for her private business. Just over R1 million of the award represented her total remuneration. The rest covered the consultants’ fees.

Can Your Employer Cancel Your 13th Cheque?

A 13th cheque is not automatically guaranteed. But where it forms part of your employment contract, your employer cannot simply withdraw it or replace it with a performance-based bonus without your agreement. The Labour Court ordered an employer that had done so to pay 45 employees a 13th cheque for every year it had gone unpaid since 2021.

Your Neighbour’s Dog Bites You. Who Pays?

Dog owners can face strict liability when their animals attack someone, meaning the injured person does not necessarily have to prove that the owner was negligent. But that doesn’t make owners automatically liable for every bite. Here, the claimant put his head over his neighbour’s boundary wall after being asked more than once to leave the guard dogs alone. The High Court ruling makes for interesting reading…

Renegotiating After You’ve Signed: The Email That Ended a Property Sale

After their bond was withdrawn, the buyers were given time to arrange new finance. Instead, one of them emailed the conveyancer saying they would only apply for another bond after the seller repaired an alleged defect or agreed to reduce the price. The seller understood this to mean that the buyers would not proceed on the terms they had already accepted. She cancelled the sale, and the High Court agreed that she was entitled to do so. The buyers lost the sale and the money already paid and faced further financial consequences.

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