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    Property Distribution At Divorce In Ghana: The Wife Factor And The Principle Of Equality Is Equity

    Previously, after divorce in Ghanaian society, the wives had no entitlement and had to succumb to the principle that divorced women had no share in the property whether they contributed to its development or not.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Legalstone Solicitors
    Legalstone Solicitors
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    Applying For Letters Of Administration In Ghana

    Letters of Administration is the legal authority given by the court to a person(s) to administer the estate of a deceased person who died without a valid will.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Asare Bediako & Co
    Asare Bediako & Co
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    Can Your Parents Decide Where You Should Live, On The Ground That It Is In Your Best Interest?

    The High Court heard an application for the wardship of a young male wanting to return to the UK and whether the parents' decision to remove S to Ghana was within their rights of parental decision-making.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Mortlake Law & Mediation
    Mortlake Law & Mediation
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    Surrogacy In Ghana: FAQs For Parents From England And Wales

    Navigating surrogacy arrangements between Ghana and England involves complex legal considerations around parenthood, court orders, and international recognition. This comprehensive guide addresses the critical questions intended parents face when pursuing surrogacy in Ghana and seeking legal recognition in England and Wales.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
    Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
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    Unveiling The Legal Framework: Grounds For Annulment Of Marriage In Ghana.

    In Ghana, the annulment of marriage is a legal process deeply rooted in the Matrimonial Causes Act, 1971 (Act 367), and the Marriages Act, 1884-1985, CAP 127.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Legalstone Solicitors
    Legalstone Solicitors
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    Customary Marriages In Ghana And Its Registration

    There are three types of Marriages as stipulated under the Marriages Act. These are Customary Marriage, Marriage of Mohammedans and Marriage under the Ordinance.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Asare Bediako & Co
    Asare Bediako & Co
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    Unraveling The Legal Tapestry: Grounds And Processes For Dissolution of An Ordinance Marriage In Ghana

    The dissolution of an ordinance marriage in Ghana falls under the governance of the Matrimonial Causes Act, 1971 (Act 367) and the Marriages Act, 1884-1985.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Legalstone Solicitors
    Legalstone Solicitors
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    Legal Grounds And Processes For Seeking Divorce In Ghana: - The Basics

    The Matrimonial Causes Act, 1971 (Act 367), governs the current law on divorce in Ghana.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Legalstone Solicitors
    Legalstone Solicitors
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    Grounds For The Dissolution Of Ordinance Marriages In Ghana

    Marriage, while celebrated as a union of companionship, love and commitment is also a legal institution governed by specific laws. In Ghana, the Marriages Act 1884 – 1985...
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Asare Bediako & Co
    Asare Bediako & Co
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    Grounds For Seeking A Dissolution Of An Ordinance Marriage In Ghana

    English laws on some specific subject matters were applicable in Ghana because of colonization. Thus, the England Matrimonial Causes Act, 1857 was applicable in Ghana until the promulgation of Ghana's Matrimonial Causes Act, 1971 (Act 367).
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Legalstone Solicitors
    Legalstone Solicitors
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    Breach Of Promise To Marry: Marriage As A Contract In Ghanaian Law

    Marriage, while often regarded as a social and cultural institution, also possesses significant legal dimensions. One such dimension arises where a party reneges on a promise to marry.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Asare Bediako & Co
    Asare Bediako & Co
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    Customary Marriages In Ghana, Its Registration And Effects In Ghana

    Customary marriage may loosely be defined as a marriage contracted in accordance with the applicable customary law of the parties to the marriage.
    GhanaFamily and Matrimonial
    Legalstone Solicitors
    Legalstone Solicitors

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