South Africa · Pretoria · Thohoyandou
Tshitangano Attorneys Inc · Est. 2018
A South African law firm with five decades of collective experience, acting for families, businesses and the public sector from Pretoria to Thohoyandou, in every court from the Magistrate's Court to the Supreme Court of Appeal.
How can we help?
From reporting the estate to the Master of the High Court to the final distribution, our Deceased Estates team guides executors, heirs and beneficiaries through every step, with a single attorney accountable to you throughout.
Deceased Estates & AdministrationWe master our clients' business environments so we can anticipate legal challenges, not only respond to them. Contracts, compliance, employment and disputes handled by one firm that knows your file.
Corporate, commercial & labourOur registered conveyancers work closely with the major lending institutions and developers, so transfers and bonds are lodged cleanly and registered on time.
Conveyancing & Property LawAttorneys admitted to the High Court with experience from the Magistrate's Court to the Supreme Court of Appeal, and the judgement to know when a matter is better settled through mediation or arbitration.
Litigation & Dispute ResolutionWe act for state entities, municipalities and traditional councils in High Court litigation, administrative reviews, labour matters and legal opinions, with the governance and reporting public mandates demand.
Public sector practice50+
years of collective professional experience
2
provincial offices, Gauteng and Limpopo
Level 1
B-BBEE contributor
100%
black-owned, with women across the practice
4
court levels, Magistrate's Court to the SCA
Our flagship practices · 2026
In 2026 the firm sharpens its focus on three flagship practices, each led by a senior attorney, and backed by full competency across South African law.
Full-service capability
Company formation, commercial agreements, BEE transactions and legal due diligence.
Disciplinary hearings, CCMA, Labour Court and workplace policies.
Divorce, maintenance, child custody, protection orders and antenuptial contracts.
Bail applications, plea negotiations and trial representation.
Reviews, council decisions, zoning and tender disputes.
National Credit Act, Consumer Protection Act, debt review and garnishee disputes.
Malpractice claims and healthcare regulatory matters.
Mineral law advisory for rights holders and communities.
Tax law, pension fund disputes and insolvency proceedings.
Trial advocacy workshops for public-sector HR and labour managers.
Our purpose
“We are a unique firm of empowered individuals, grounded by integrity and drawing strength from our diversity. We strive to shape the future by providing innovative, client-centred legal solutions.”
Founded in 2018 and since incorporated, Tshitangano Attorneys is recognised as one of South Africa's fastest-growing boutique practices, with offices in Gauteng and Limpopo and a continuing expansion strategy.
We invest in the wellbeing and development of every attorney and every member of staff.
We learn our clients' business so we can anticipate their legal challenges and act early.
Wholly black-owned and Level 1 B-BBEE, we lead transformation in the legal profession.
How we work
Every matter moves through the same structured methodology, so quality is controlled, timelines are kept and you always know where your matter stands.
Stage 01 · Exploratory briefing
We meet you, with our Office Manager and Operations Head, to understand your objectives and agree the terms of reference.
Stage 02 · Diagnosis
We diagnose your requirements and obstacles, identify the key solutions and propose an execution timeline.
Stage 03 · Allocation
Your matter is allocated to the specialist attorneys best suited to it, who prepare the strategy and its parameters.
Stage 04 · Mandate
We agree scope, timeframe, professional fees and payment terms in writing, so there is a clear mandate before work begins.
Stage 05 · Implementation
We apply the law and the agreed strategy to achieve the objectives we diagnosed together.
Stage 06 · Execution
We complete the work with your confirmation, and resolve any clarifications along the way.
Stage 07 · Management review
The Management Team reviews every deliverable for accuracy, consistency and compliance with your instructions.
Stage 08 · Delivery
We deliver on the agreed priority schedule, in hard copy or electronically, as you prefer.
Stage 09 · Proactive monitoring
We keep watching for legislative amendments, new case law and regulatory change that affect you, and tell you before it matters.
Who we serve
Quality legal advice should not be the preserve of large corporations. We act for individuals, small businesses, community organisations and public-sector entities alike.
High Court litigation, legal support and administrative law for public mandates.
Litigation and legal opinions in the Magistrate's and High Courts.
Dispute resolution and ongoing legal support for media groups and stations.
Litigation for medical practices, and medical negligence claims.
Commercial disputes argued up to the Supreme Court of Appeal.
Labour matters and dispute resolution for agricultural enterprises.
Litigation and disciplinary hearings for operators and fleets.
Estates, wills, property, family law and personal injury.
Insights
The documents, the deadlines and the decisions families face in the first month, and where an attorney makes the difference.
Prescription periods, what to gather after an accident, and when to call an attorney.
A plain-language walk through transfer, bond and the Deeds Office.
Offices & courts
Our offices are placed for swift access to the courts where we regularly practise. Distances are by road.
Gauteng
Office No. 2, 118 Sovereign Drive, Route 21 Corporate Park, Irene, 0157
Limpopo
Stand No. 445, P-East, Punda Maria Road, opposite Thavhani Mall, 0950
Confidentiality
Client confidentiality is a professional and legal duty, and we treat it as one. Our information security policy is aligned with the Protection of Personal Information Act, and our trust account is independently audited every year.
Read our privacy noticeDocuments shared through a secure portal, encrypted in transit and at rest.
A designated Information Officer and a written incident response plan.
You are told within 72 hours of any confirmed breach affecting your data.
Client funds held in trust under the Legal Practice Act, externally audited each year.
Speak to an attorney
Walk-in, telephone or video consultations at either office. Fixed-fee initial consultations, and pro bono consultations for qualifying individuals.
