Of all the online divorce systems in South Africa, eDivorce seems to be the most used uncontested divorce service in South Africa and was founded in 2009 by leading divorce and technology experts to make divorce cheaper and easier for all.

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has amended the Magistrate's Courts Act of 1944 giving powers to Regional Courts to now deal with divorce cases as well. President Jacob Zuma announced the commencement of the Jurisdiction of Regional Courts Amendment Act which came into effect on 9th August 2010, the National Woman's Day. The Regional Courts were established in 1952 to deal with divorces, serious criminal offences and mete out harsher penalties. The amendments increase access to justice to members of the public, in particular, women and children who go to courts daily for the resolution of family related disputes relating to divorce; maintenance; adoption; and matters relating to custody of minor children.

This past decade has challenged many people in South Africa and around the world with through various emotional events. The outspoken Julius Malema, President Zuma's acquittal, Shabir Shaik's release from prison and the murders of Lolly Jackson and Eugene Terblanche, the 9-11, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Tsunami, the deepest recession since the Great Depression, the sacking of President Mbeki and the first African-American President. Many changes happened in the area of divorce and Family Law as well. The following, in no particular order, are my 10 top divorce and family law related issues since 2000:

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Divorce is always an emotional rollercoaster. But in case you have to go the route of divorce, a cheap uncontested divorce, with less difficulty and less cost is really the answer. Keeping the method simple & cheap makes it much less of an ordeal for both parties. One way to do that is to take advantage of online divorce services.  In South Africa eDivorce has been on the forefront of the online divorce process offering a cheap, reliable alternative to the high cost of divorce normally associated with legal fees. In fact, it is much cheaper and actually much faster.

It's sad but true. Nearly 50% of all marriages end in divorce. Adding insult to injury, many times divorce proceedings turn into long drawn out battles where the only people winning in the end are the divorce attorneys collecting their paycheck. There is a way to bypass this and file for divorce online, it is called the eDivorce, South Africa's fastest and largest online digital divorce platform.

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