The rate of divorce has been rising, and this topic is on everyone’s mind. Marriage isn’t always easy, and consequently, couples sometimes feel like giving up. However, while the law allows for divorce, people must think carefully before starting the process. Therefore, in Nigeria, our laws make getting a divorce difficult on purpose. This article […]
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INTRODUCTION TO SURROGACY CONTRACT IN NIGERIA Today, many people are turning to surrogacy as a way to have children, especially when natural pregnancy isn’t possible due to health or other reasons. Surrogacy can bring hope to couples and individuals, but it also raises many legal questions, one of which is: If there is a written
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Mariah’s car came to a halt in front of Katherina’s law office, located on the ground floor of the Kings Court Commercial Complex in the heart of Calabar. Her plumpy silhouette was amplified against the scorching sunrise as she stepped out, her mind heavy with thoughts of Grounds for divorce. She walked briskly toward the
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Introduction to Consortium The right of consortium is a legal concept rooted in family and tort law, referring to the rights of one spouse to the companionship, affection, assistance, services, and sexual relations of the other spouse. It becomes particularly relevant in personal injury claims where one spouse suffers harm due to the wrongful act
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Statutory Marriage Dissolution in Nigeria In Nigeria, statutory marriages end only through a spouse’s death or formal divorce cases in court. For instance, this rule applies to all legally recognized marriages, including those under civil law. Consequently, divorce cases require a structured legal process to dissolve statutory unions, unlike other marriage types. Court Jurisdiction for
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The Negotiation that takes place During a Divorce a.k.a. The Compulsory Conference Compulsory conference is a stage in divorce proceedings in Nigeria that requires both the Husband and the Wife of the marriage, that is divorce-bound, to have a meeting – it is often a forced-one. The meeting is compulsory especially when there are Children
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