LegalWise provides para-legal services in our Branches, over the phone or by e-mail and will pay the legal fees for a lawyer to represent you and your family, including your spouse or life partner and children in legal proceedings.

Breytenbach Mavuso inc. (previously Breytenbach Van der Merwe & Botha inc) was established in 1971 by its name sake Johan Breytenbach. Since then the firm has established itself as a leading legal and conveyancing practice in the Eastern Free State, providing legal services to many corporate, institutional, government, municipal and agricultural sector clients from its office in the scenic town of Bethlehem in the Eastern Free State. As an experienced law firm, Breytenbach Mavuso prides itself on providing specialised legal services to its clients through client-lead and personalised services. Legal services provided include commercial, property, labour and litigation services. Breytenbach Mavuso supports the vision and commitment of the group towards skills development, training and black economic empowerment.

We provide professional legal advice and representation to those who can't afford it. We try to help as many poor people as possible, including vulnerable groups such as women, children and the rural poor.

We provide professional legal advice and representation to those who can't afford it. We try to help as many poor people as possible, including vulnerable groups such as women, children and the rural poor.

We provide professional legal advice and representation to those who can't afford it. We try to help as many poor people as possible, including vulnerable groups such as women, children and the rural poor.

We provide professional legal advice and representation to those who can't afford it. We try to help as many poor people as possible, including vulnerable groups such as women, children and the rural poor.

We provide professional legal advice and representation to those who can't afford it. We try to help as many poor people as possible, including vulnerable groups such as women, children and the rural poor.

Attorneys, notaries, conveyancers