Meet the Eligibility Criteria Step 1: Choose a Marriage Registry Select a federal marriage registry closest to you. There are several locations across Nigeria. Step 2: Obtain a Marriage License Apply for and fill a marriage license form from the…

Pre-conditions Ensure you are married: You must have conducted a valid marriage ceremony under the marriage Act. Gather required documents: Ensure you have the necessary documents, including:     – A valid means of identification (e.g., national ID card, driver’s license,…

Surrogacy in Nigeria is a complex and evolving area of law and practice. Here’s an overview: Legal Framework The Marriage Act: The Marriage Act (1990) does not explicitly address surrogacy, but it does provide for the registration of births and…

Capacity and Intent Age: You must be at least 18 years old (or the age of majority in your state or country) to create a valid Will. Mental Capacity: You must be of sound mind and mental capacity to understand…

Pre-Requisites 1. Age: Both parties must be at least 18 years old. 2. Consent: Both parties must provide their free consent to the marriage. 3. No Impediment: There must be no impediment to the marriage, such as a pre-existing marriage…

Step 1: Determine the Need for a Prenuptial Agreement 1. Discuss with your partner the reasons for having a prenuptial agreement. 2. Consider your individual financial situations, assets, and goals. Step 2: Choose a Legal Framework 1. Consult with a…

Step 1: Determine Your Assets Make a list of your assets, including: Step 2: Identify Your Beneficiaries Decide who will inherit your assets, including: Step 3: Choose an Executor Select one or more persons to manage your estate, including: Step…