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    The Legal Status Of Church Marriages In Nigeria

    Many couples in Nigeria choose to celebrate their marriages in church, but the pertinent question is: what is the legal status of church marriages? The legal recognition of a marriage celebrated in the church primarily depends on whether the church is a licensed place of worship.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Barriers To Divorce In Nigeria

    In Nigeria, marriages can be classified as statutory or customary/Islamic marriage. Customary marriages are marriages contracted in accordance with the dictates of the native laws and customs. Customary
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    How To Prove Paternity Without DNA Test In Nigeria

    During the recent late Mohbad saga, many called for a Deoxyribonucleic Acid test (DNA test) to confirm if the child is truly the son of the father.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Can Child Custody And Maintenance Orders Be Modified In Nigeria?

    Court orders and judgments are generally considered final, subject only to appeal to higher courts or could be set aside in a few circumstances permitted by the law
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Grounds For Legal Separation In Nigeria: What You Need To Know

    Are you considering a legal separation from your spouse in Nigeria? Whether you are in a statutory marriage or a customary law marriage, understanding the grounds for legal separation, otherwise known as judicial separation is very important.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Difference Between Separation And Divorce: Case Law Insights

    Separation and divorce are two terms that are often confused. While both involve couples living apart, the legal implications of each are different.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Child Custody In Nigeria: How Courts Decide

    Are you caught in the emotional struggle of a child custody dispute in Nigeria? Every year, countless parents face this challenging situation in courtrooms across Nigeria.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Divorce Without Marriage Certificate: An Overview

    Navigating the process of divorce can be difficult, especially when it comes to the legal documentation required. One common question that arises is: Can you file for divorce without a marriage certificate in Nigeria?
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Void Marriages In Nigeria: A Legal Perspective

    Few things are as devastating as discovering, after many years, that what you believed to be a valid union is nothing more than a void marriage.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Entitlement To Maintenance Under Nigeria's Matrimonial Causes Act

    When marriages end by way of divorce or when parties are separated, the question of entitlement to maintenance either by way of spousal support or child support often arises.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Adultery And Divorce In Nigeria: Legal Strategies For Proving Cases

    Adultery and divorce in Nigeria has serious legal consequences in marital disputes. Adultery is not only a criminal offense under the Penal Code which is applicable to Northern Nigeria...
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
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    Grounds For Divorce In Statutory Marriages In Nigeria

    Frustration and dejection are the feelings that best describe the marital woes faced by Florence. ‘Divorce is the only way out of this', she lamented. Yet, her greatest fear is her lack of understanding...
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm
    Ebelechukwu Law Firm

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