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INTRODUCTION TO ANCILLARY RELIEFS IN DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS When a marriage breaks down and parties decide to end it through a statutory divorce, the primary goal of the divorce petition is the dissolution of the marriage itself. However, beyond just ending the marriage, there are often crucial financial and welfare matters that need to be resolved. […]

INTRODUCTION TO DIVORCE WITHIN TWO YEARS Divorce is complex; questions often arise about the divorce within two years rule, which is provided under the matrimonial causes act 1970. WHAT’S THE DIVORCE WITHIN TWO YEARS RULE Divorce within two years requires a minimum marriage period before filing. This rule deters people from rushing into ill-advised marriages.

INTRODUCTION Having explained the concept of Void marriage and Voidable marriage in our previous writeups, it is expedient that we highlight the key differences of the two concepts for better understanding. While both ultimately lead to divorce, their foundational differences have significant legal implications for the parties involved. The following are the key differences between

INTRODUCTION Is your marriage voidable? Marriage is a journey many embark on with hopes of “happily ever after.” But what happens when that journey starts on shaky grounds? While we often hear about divorce, a less common but equally critical legal concept exists which is “Voidable Marriage”.  In this article, we will be explaining the

For cost efficiency, yes, a spouse who live abroad can conduct a divorce case in Nigeria. Furthermore, for the preference of applying Nigerian matrimonial laws, individuals residing overseas can pursue divorce in Nigeria. This flexibility makes divorce for persons who live abroad a viable option. The widespread search for better opportunities and current economic conditions

Marriage in Nigeria INTRODUCTION Divorce, while often a challenging and emotionally taxing process, is sometimes a necessary step for individuals seeking to move forward from an irretrievably broken marriage. Marriage in Nigeria is governed by specific laws. The dissolution of a statutory marriage is primarily regulated by the Matrimonial Causes Act (MCA). This Act provides