Constitution of Zimbabwe
The Constitution of Zimbabwe is the supreme law of the country. It outlines the structure and powers of the government, as well as the rights and freedoms of its citizens
Childrens Act Chapter 5:06 Amended
The Children's Act (Chapter 5:06) is a Zimbabwean law protecting children's rights and welfare. It covers child protection, welfare, adoption, maintenance, and juvenile justice
Domestic Violence Act Chapter 5:16
The Domestic Violence Act, Chapter 5:16, is a Zimbabwean law designed to safeguard victims of domestic violence and offer them protection and relief. The act defines domestic violence broadly, encompassing various forms of abuse such as physical, emotional, sexual, and economic. Key Provisions: Protection Orders: The act empowers victims to…
Matrimonial Causes Act Chapter 5:13
The Matrimonial Causes Act (Chapter 5:13) governs divorce, judicial separation, and nullity of marriage in Zimbabwe.
Married Persons Act
The Married Persons Property Act (Chapter 5:12) is a Zimbabwean law that governs the property rights of married couples. It primarily deals with the concept of community of property, which is the default legal regime for marriages in Zimbabwe. Key Points: Community of Property: This means that all property acquired…
Marriages Act 5:17
The Zimbabwean Marriages Act (Chapter 5:17) is a new law that significantly impacts marriage laws in Zimbabwe.
Maintenance Orders (Facilities For Enforcement) Act.
The Maintenance Orders (Facilities for Enforcement) Act facilitates the enforcement of maintenance orders made in reciprocating countries in Zimbabwe, and vice versa.
Maintenance Act
It aims to ensure that individuals who are legally responsible for maintaining others, such as spouses, children, and elderly parents, fulfill their obligations.
Guardianship of Minors Act
The Guardianship of Minors Act outlines the legal framework for guardianship and custody of minors in Zimbabwe.