01 • FAMILY
I’m separating, divorcing or dealing with a family dispute.
Divorce proceedings, maintenance, domestic matters, settlement agreements and related family-law concerns.
Find family-law help →Mahlokwane Attorneys • Benoni
Legal problems are personal. Your guidance should be too.
Clear, diligent legal support for individuals, families, businesses and communities — with direct access to a firm that believes every client deserves personal attention.
Established 2017Director admitted 25 Aug 2017100% Black-ownedBenoni-based
What are you dealing with?
Start with the problem, not the legal terminology.
Find the right way in
Your issue first. The practice area second.
Most people do not arrive knowing the legal label for what has happened. Choose the situation that feels closest and the firm can help identify the appropriate next step.
02 • WORK
I have a workplace or employment problem.
Advice and representation involving employment relationships, labour disputes and workplace rights.
Find labour-law help →03 • RIGHTS
I believe I was treated unlawfully by the state or another party.
Public-law issues, unlawful arrest and detention, malicious prosecution and rights-based disputes.
Explore rights-based help →04 • BUSINESS
I need help with a contract, company or commercial dispute.
Commercial, corporate and contractual matters for entrepreneurs, organisations and businesses.
Find business-law help →IMDIRECTOR • ATTORNEY
Know who leads the matter
Ignatious Marekolle Mahlokwane.
Founder and Director of Mahlokwane Attorneys. He obtained his LLB from the University of Venda and was admitted as an attorney of the High Court of South Africa on 25 August 2017.
Personal attention is part of the firm’s stated approach.Clients are treated as individuals whose needs, interests and circumstances should guide the legal work.
Community and rights-based work sits alongside private-client and business law.The firm has publicly described work involving community claims, public law and redress for rights violations.
Legal depth should still feel understandable.The aim is to explain the route forward clearly enough for a client to make informed decisions.
Experience in action
Recent legal work shared by the firm.
Examples publicly discussed by the Director show the breadth of matters the practice handles. Past outcomes do not guarantee future results.
Matrimonial law
Forfeiture of patrimonial benefits
The firm has publicly discussed divorce matters involving forfeiture claims, pension interests and disputes over the division of a joint estate.
Matter-specific outcomes depend on the facts and law.Public / delictual claims
Unlawful arrest & malicious prosecution
The Director has shared criminal-matter outcomes where the evidence created grounds for considering a later malicious-prosecution claim.
Legal advice is required before any claim is pursued.Property / litigation
Discovery and court process
The firm has also shared litigation involving property-related disputes and court orders compelling discovery from opposing parties.
Each dispute follows its own procedural path.What happens next?
A clearer first conversation.
The firm considers the facts you provide, identifies the appropriate legal pathway and explains what may be required next.
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Tell us what happenedStart in plain language. You do not need to know the legal category.02
The firm considers the matterYour enquiry is reviewed against the legal issue, urgency and information available.03
Discuss your optionsUnderstand possible routes, practical next steps and what information may be needed.04
Move forward deliberatelyIf the firm is able to assist, the engagement and next stage can be discussed clearly.Not sure which area of law applies?
Speak to an Attorney →That is exactly what the first conversation is for.