From complex court battles to everyday agreements, Londt Attorneys Incorporated delivers personal, practical legal solutions built around you, not the paperwork.
Londt Attorneys Incorporated is a Johannesburg law firm led by David Londt, an admitted attorney with more than 16 years in South African legal practice and right of appearance in the High Court.
Whether you are facing litigation, working through a divorce, dealing with a workplace dispute or protecting your property, you deal directly with your attorney from the first consultation to the final outcome. Honest advice, plain language, and a strategy matched to your goals and your budget.
Assertive representation in the High Court and Magistrates' Court: damages claims, interdicts, rescission of judgments and commercial disputes.
Compassionate, decisive guidance through divorce, care and contact of children, maintenance and settlement negotiations.
Strategic advice for employers and employees: unfair dismissals, disciplinary hearings, CCMA disputes, retrenchments and compliance.
Firm, lawful resolution of landlord-tenant disputes, lease breaches and residential or commercial evictions under the PIE Act.
Sale, rental, buy-and-sell and shareholders agreements drafted by a litigator who knows exactly how agreements fail.
Clear-headed advice on insolvency, liquidation and debt recovery for companies, creditors and individuals in financial distress.
“The law is not just about rules and regulations. It is about people, their lives and the challenges they face.”
01 Direct access to your attorney
You work with the attorney handling your matter from day one. Your calls are answered by the person who knows your file.
02 16+ years of courtroom experience
Proven litigation experience before the Magistrates’ Court, High Court, Labour Court and various tribunals.
03 Practical, cost-conscious advice
We tell you honestly whether to fight, negotiate or settle, and we manage your legal costs as carefully as we argue your case.
04 Results-driven strategy
Meticulous preparation and strong advocacy aimed at the best achievable outcome, not the longest possible fight.
Tell us what you’re facing. We assess the merits, the evidence and the likely costs, and give you a realistic view of your options in plain language.
Fight, negotiate or settle: we recommend the route that serves your interests best, with a clear plan and a cost estimate for every stage.
Meticulous preparation and determined execution, in court or around the table, until your matter is resolved on the best achievable terms.
Every matter is different. These answers give direction, not legal advice; for advice on your situation, book a confidential consultation.
It depends on the forum, the complexity and how hard the other side fights. At your first consultation we give you a realistic estimate for each stage, and we tell you honestly when a claim isn’t worth pursuing.
In many cases, yes. An application for rescission of judgment can set it aside and allow your defence to be heard. Strict time limits apply once you become aware of the judgment, so act immediately.
An uncontested divorce can be finalised in as little as six to eight weeks. Contested divorces take considerably longer, which is one reason we always explore settlement first.
Refer a dispute to the CCMA within 30 days of your dismissal. We handle the referral, prepare your case and represent you through conciliation and arbitration.
An unopposed eviction typically takes two to four months. What makes evictions slow is almost always procedural mistakes, which is why getting the PIE Act process right the first time matters.
Let’s take on your legal challenge together. All enquiries are confidential, and early advice is almost always better than late advice.
