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This volume explains the foundation of marriage under Nigerian law, the different types of marriage, the difference between separation, divorce and annulment, and the important things to consider before deciding to end a marriage. It helps readers pause, understand their position clearly, and make informed decisions before taking serious steps.
This volume explains how a divorce case begins, what documents may be required, how court papers are filed and served, and what happens when the matter gets to court. It helps readers understand the legal process in simple language so they are not confused or intimidated by court procedures.
This volume focuses on domestic violence, urgent protection, child custody, access, relocation and parenting decisions. It helps spouses and parents understand what to do when the marriage becomes unsafe and how children’s welfare should be protected during separation or divorce.
This volume explains child support, spousal maintenance, the family home, property, businesses, investments and hidden assets. It helps readers understand the financial issues that often arise when marriage becomes difficult, especially where children, homes, income and property are involved.
This volume explains customary divorce, Islamic divorce, settlement agreements, special family situations and life after divorce. It helps readers understand non-statutory divorce processes, how to resolve issues with less conflict, and how to move forward with clarity and stability.
Get the complete When Marriage Becomes Difficult series in one package. This bundle covers marriage difficulty, separation, divorce, child custody, child support, money, property, customary divorce, Islamic divorce, settlement and life after divorce in simple, practical language for Nigerian spouses, parents and families.
When Marriage Becomes Difficult is a clear and practical guide for anyone trying to understand what the law says when a marriage is facing serious challenges.
Many people do not know the difference between separation and divorce. Some believe that once couples stop living together, the marriage has automatically ended. Others believe that one spouse must sign before divorce can happen. Some parents use children as weapons during conflict, while others are unsure about child custody, child support, property, maintenance and family rights.
This book was written to reduce that confusion.
In simple, human language, First Baba Isa explains key issues that Nigerian spouses, parents and families should understand when marriage becomes difficult.
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This guide does not tell anyone to leave or remain in a marriage. Instead, it helps readers understand their position clearly so they can make informed decisions, ask better questions and seek proper legal guidance where necessary.