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Here in Ghana, it is common to hear people say that you are not married until you wear a white gown and suit. This belief

Most of us get excited when it is time to tie the knot with our partners. Though marriage is a beautiful union, beyond the celebration,

Marriage is beautiful, but to be honest, it is not always as easy as we see it. Many people get married with the desire to

Introduction The traditional Ghanaian conception of family has always emphasized procreation as a central purpose of marriage. Parenthood is often seen not merely as a

Accra, Ghana — 27th August, 2025 — The Ghana Publishing Company Limited (GPCL) has partnered with MarryRight Ghana Ltd to officially launch Gazette 360, a

In a major step towards ensuring legal and valid civil marriages in Ghana, Ghana Publishing Company Limited is teaming up with MarryRight Ghana Limited to

The negative consequences of early or child marriage in Ghana can be intergenerational, with future children facing the risk of experiencing increased ill-health and death

An Overview of the Legal Framework and Requirements for Licensing Among the plethora of wedding venue options that would be the perfect place to say

Registering an Islamic divorce in Ghana is vital for ensuring that the divorce is legally recognized under both Islamic and Ghanaian law. While the religious

In Ghana, marriage in a church follows a legally recognized process under the Marriages Act, 1884-1985 (CAP 127). Church weddings are popular for couples who

Nii Ayikoi Otoo explains that bethrothal in Ghana is not considered an offence under the Children’s Act, though forced betrothal is prohibited. This distinction helps

Samson’s Take on the Corruption and Side-Chicks Law in Ghana explores the ongoing challenges in fighting corruption and the legal implications for women in Ghana.

The vehicles were to be transferred to the petitioner within 30 days and the Dome residence within 40 days, failure of which the registrar was

In conclusion, the Supreme court also endorsed the Court of Appeal’s directive for the sharing of the properties on a 50-50 “The respondent…explained that he

According to him, Dennislaw is one of the few companies in Ghana that is making investments in technologies aimed at making justice more accessible to

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