Category: Nigeria

Most people conceive the idea of writing a Will to the fear that one is most likely about to die. Some believe that a person intending to write a Will is either suffering from a terminal illness or that person…

The Legality of adoption is enshrined under the Adoption Act under sections 12 and 39 as “the process whereby a court irrevocably extinguishes the legal ties between a child and the natural parents or guardians and creates an analogous tie…

The family is known to be a group that mainly consists of a man, a wife and children. The family plays a vital role in society which is why steps are in place to ensure that families do not break…

Foreign investment is highly encouraged and welcomed in Nigeria as it is a means to boost its economy. Nigeria also operates a free-market economy that has no restrictions on foreigners starting up a business in Nigeria and this makes it…

There are three(3) types of marriage that are recognized under Nigerian Family Law which are; customary marriage, Islamic marriage, and statutory marriage. Under the customary marriage and Islamic marriage, some regulations are stipulated according to the provision of their beliefs,…

It has become fundamental to understand the issue of child custody in Nigeria as there is a surge of marriages crashing which leaves the fate of the children hanging in the air. The expectation is that when these marriages abruptly…

If any person has passed away leaving behind his or her property or valuable personal assets, and you want to administer the dead person’s belongings, then an experienced Administration of Estates & Probate lawyer in Nigeria can help you. Let’s…

Nigerian digital Sector is abided by a large range of laws and regulations. It covers e-commerce to data protection along with cyber securities and brand enforcement, etc. In recent years, lots of changes and updates are found to enhance cybersecurity.…