What To Do When Maintenance Is Not Being Paid
You have a Maintenance order in South Africa, but it is not being paid. Learn what steps you can take to enforce a maintenance order, with forms and clear instructions.
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When Maintenance Is Not Being Paid
Having a maintenance order in place should provide stability and support for your child.
Unfortunately, many mothers don’t get paid, or payments stop unexpectedly.
When this happens, mothers are frustrated and children’s bils are not paid. Mothers are often overwhelmed and unsure about what steps to take next.
This guide explains the process of addressing non-payment through the maintenance court.
You Are Doing Your Best
If you’re here, it doesn’t mean you failed. It means something changed. Maintenance is not asking for charity, it is merely asserting responsibility. This will always be about your child's well-being, you do not need to justify why you are here.
What You Receive:
Inside this guide, you will receive:
✔ Forms for all 3 options to get your money
✔ Clear written explanations
✔ Step-by-step video guidance
✔ Instructions on how to organise your paperwork
This resource provides guidance and documentation to help you prepare for maintenance court and to "get yours". The guidance contained within these products has been expertly developed by a registered South African attorney and is based on years of practical experience working within the maintenance and family court system.
While the information provided reflects professional legal knowledge and experience, these products do not include a legal consultation or legal representation from Blake Attorneys.
Who This Guide Is For:
You already have a maintenance order - even if it is 10 years old
Payments have stopped or are inconsistent
You are owed arrears that are greater than 3 months owing
You need to understand what choices you have to recover the money