Family

Written by: Naa Lansana  The Divorce Act articulates the ground for divorce as a breakdown of a marriage. This collapse of the marital relationship can occur in three ways: Firstly, if the spouses have lived separate and apart for at least one year immediately prior to the determination of the proceeding, and continue to do...Read More

Written by: Dina Nikseresht Being named an Executor involves significant responsibility and legal obligations. Executors are appointed to manage and distribute an estate according to the instructions laid out in the will, ensuring that the deceased’s wishes are carried out properly. Before agreeing to take on this role, it is important to understand what the...Read More

By Munera Lawyers Family law disputes are complex and multidimensional. They centre around resolving various issues that include parenting obligations, support obligations, and property allocation. In the majority of family law disputes, the heart of the matter involves the principal residence of the parties. For married couples, this is the matrimonial home, which has special...Read More

By Munera Lawyers Introduction When parties with children separate, decision-making responsibility often becomes a major turf on which parents fight for control. The issue of whether or not to vaccinate children against COVID-19 has amplified this challenge, with parties seeking relief through the courts. Parents in favour of having their children vaccinated have sought to...Read More