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Mabhelandile Ntuli Attorneys is a boutique tax, labour, and general commercial litigation firm. We are experts in tax litigation and we thrive on the complex nuances of tax law. We are able to formulate, implement, and defend a tax position with great accuracy. We are also registered tax practitioners which means that any tax advice received from us will negate understatement penalties from SARS should a dispute related to the advice proceed to court. We have experience in labour law and general commercial litigation which makes us your ideal business partner. The boutique nature of our law firm allows us to charge reasonable fees, enabling your business to reduce legal costs, whilst receiving quality legal services.
We are extremely passionate about the law. Our lawyers have been mentored by Judges and Professors who have imparted the highest degree of knowledge to them. Our attorneys have also gained experience in big and small law firms, including the big 5 law firms in South Africa, under the tutelage of some of the most respected lawyers in the world who rank high in world rankings such as Chambers and Partners, which is the most respected legal ranking guide in the world. We also have deep specialist knowledge in tax law.
The founder is a self-starter at heart and takes accountability for everything he does. Most importantly, we always get results.
We are driven by results. Clients utilize our services because we either win or we negotiate a settlement.
Yes, we provide our services online by meeting clients online. If clients do not want to meet online and would rather have a physical consultation, they are welcome to visit us at our offices in Sandton.
We are able to consult online, furthermore, our world-class offices, situated in the heart of Sandton are cleaned regularly if clients want a physical meeting.
4.32/5.00
based on 10,873 reviews
I received only top notch service from Wiaan de Klerk. I was going through a very bad time and he made the process easier by being kind yet professional throughout. I would definitely recommend this law firm, not only because they are more than capable but they are cost efficient and care about you as their client.
20 Sep 2025
Working with Weyers & Lombard Inc has been nothing but amazing, communication was excellent, the time they took to listens and understand me, I can’t express my gratitude enough. I would definitely recommend for them for any legal matter you might have.
16 Sep 2025
Review of ThriveHR and Labour Law: I have had the pleasure of working with Stephanie from ThriveHR and Labour Law, and I cannot speak highly enough of her expertise and dedication. Stephanie has played a pivotal role in building our HR department from the ground up. Her mentoring approach has been exemplary - patient, understanding, and highly informative. She ensures that we proactively avoid risks and navigate complex HR and labour law matters with confidence. Expertise in Labour Law: Stephanie is a labour law expert and her knowledge in this area has been invaluable to our organisation. Her guidance has helped us stay compliant with relevant laws and regulations, minimizing potential risks and liabilities. Professionalism and Responsiveness: Stephanie's response time is always on point and she is willing to go the extra mile for our company and for me personally. She strikes a perfect balance between being sweet and approachable while maintaining a high level of professionalism. She always attends to our needs promptly and efficiently. Recommendation: I highly recommend Stephanie and ThriveHR and Labour Law for any organisation seeking expert HR guidance and labour law support. Her expertise, professionalism, and dedication make her an invaluable resource for building and maintaining a compliant and effective HR department.
16 Jul 2025
What is the difference between a Lawyer and a Solicitor?
The term ‘lawyer’ can be applied to anyone who is qualified as a legal practitioner, which includes solicitors and barristers.
A solicitor is a legal professional who works to bring a case to court. They will work directly with the parties involved, including managing the communication between both sides. However, a solicitor cannot represent you in court. Instead, they will instruct a barrister or another legal professional to speak on your behalf.
What to look for in a Lawyer
A high level of integrity, professionalism, and determination to bring about justice and a fair resolution to your case are some of the top qualities to look out for in a lawyer. This also includes advising you when a case is not worth bringing to court too. The longer a solicitor, lawyer, or notary public has been working in the legal profession, the more experience they have to help you in whatever matter you need them for. Ideally, you should research them beforehand including what they specialise in, and if they offer a free consultation.
Different types of Lawyers
The world of law is very complex, and there are many different types of lawyers. Here are some of the most common ones.
Criminal - A criminal lawyer will represent someone accused of a crime. They will cover the entire case, and often they will be experienced in other areas of related law too such as extradition.
Divorce - A divorce lawyer will help bring about a dissolve of a marriage which begins by serving divorce papers to the other party. They will also represent their client in court to achieve a fair division of assets.
Immigration - An immigration lawyer will assist with things such as UK visa applications or deportation issues. They can help ensure someone is fairly granted the right to remain in the country, especially if they have established roots here, or would be in danger if they returned to their country of origin.
Personal Injury - If you’ve had an accident that wasn’t your fault, then a personal injury solicitor can help bring your case to court. They will strive to bring about monetary compensation or even a change in legislation based on your experience.
How to check a Lawyer’s credentials
To offer the services of a lawyer, solicitor, or notary public, the individual must go through several years of training. This begins with a law degree or a graduate diploma in law. When considering which legal professional to go for, they should state their credentials on their website. Different legal trade bodies are available to point you in the right direction.
What is a Barrister?
A barrister is someone who presents a case before a jury or judge in a courtroom. They will typically specialise in a particular area of law, such as family law. Barristers have less interaction with their clients, especially compared to a solicitor. Instead, they are there to best present the information to the court and use their expertise to argue the case.
What is a Notary Public?
If you’ve been told you need a document notarised, then you must consult a notary public. A notary assists in legal matters involving paperwork and the signing or authentication of documents. Usually, these documents are to be filed abroad. For example, if you are buying a house or need a power of attorney in another country.
A notary will make sure you understand the document you are signing, and that you are who you say you are, through what’s known as an apostille. This is an official document from the Foreign Office which provides proof of identity, which is sometimes needed when signing legal documents. A notary public will organise this and make the process as smooth as possible, even when the deadline is urgent. Only around 800 notary publics operate in the UK. In some cases, a solicitor can also perform some of the duties of a notary public.
How much does a Lawyer cost?
The cost of hiring a lawyer very much depends on their experience, what you need them for, and where they are based. Every service a lawyer provides will also have a fixed fee, and there could be additional charges if the lawyer has to travel far too.
Can I get a Lawyer, Solicitor, and Notary Public online?
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