About Shared Spaces
Welcome to Shared Spaces — your go-to source for legal insight, practical guidance, and sharp commentary on sectional title and community scheme law in South Africa.
Whether you're a trustee, property investor, owner, occupier, legal practitioner or property practitioner, this publication helps you navigate the complex terrain of shared property ownership. From levy disputes and exclusive use rights to trustee powers and CSOS appeals — I explore the laws, the loopholes, and the lessons that shape everyday life in community schemes in South Africa
Why Subscribe?
📚 Actionable Legal Insight
We break down court judgments, CSOS adjudications, statutory provisions, and regulatory trends — translating legalese into clarity and strategy.
⚖️ Case Commentary with Context
Each issue brings cases, overlooked precedents, and developing jurisprudence into the spotlight — with analysis you can use.
🏢 Better Governance for Scheme Executives & Community Schemes
Practical advice for running community schemes fairly, transparently, and within the law — especially when the rules are not clear.
🛠️ Dispute Navigation & Scheme Health
Guidance on resolving internal conflict, recovering arrears, enforcing rules, and ensuring compliance without chaos.
🔍 Exclusive Access to Sector-Specific Content
Curated specifically for the community scheme environment — you won’t find this blend of law, commentary, and utility anywhere else.
💬 Preferential Access to Professional Time
As a subscriber, you’ll be able to book time with me directly — whether for a quick consult or deeper legal support — at competitive rates, with priority access and faster turnaround.
What Makes This Different?
This isn’t a law journal. It’s a strategic guide, informed by over a decade of consultancy experience in the trenches of South African community scheme law. If it affects your shared space, we’re unpacking it — with clarity, rigour, and just a dash of satire.
👉 Subscribe to stay ahead of the curve.
Because in a shared space, what you don’t know can cost everyone.
