Usually the legal fee is a calculated on a contingency basis, that is, a percentage or fraction of the sum claimed is paid out of the money received.
- medical report<br /> - police report<br /> - medical receipts<br /> - sometimes photos of the incident<br /> - proper documentation of the event and subsequently<br /> - receipts for transportation
- time vary, usually 8 months or more
Most important document is the marriage certificate along with any supporting document relating to ownership if that is in question. Eg. Title
- when you obtain the decree absolute
- it is not advisable to give a specific time because several factors may alter the estimated time for completion but it may be safe to say approximately 4-6 months
Yes, however your attorney will have to apply for service out of the jurisdiction.
- make an appointment for consultation with an Attorney to advise you accordingly to assess whether you are qualified to apply for a divorce?
No, it is not advisable, you may commit bigamy.
The price varies base on circumstances, hence the need for consultation.
12 months immediately preceding the application
No, we have a no fault jurisdiction. You only need to establish that the marriage has broken down irretrievably.
No
Yes - we have an established payment plan system in place that can reasonably suit all our clients.
The Birth Certificate of the applicant, Birth Certificate of the child and parents, Death Certificate of parent (if applicable) and supporting affidavits.
A Power of Attorney
Seek legal advice and provide the supporting documents that declares your ownership eg. Title for property.
It must be stamped and recorded at the relevant institutions
Yes
You may create a Trust, or do a transfer of love & affection by gift (which is preferred).
Yes, to help guide you through the process.
Yes, it’s called adverse possession. Once they can satisfy the relevant authorities that they have been occupying and enjoying the land for 12 years or more (privately owned land) and 60 years ( for government owned land).
Seek legal advice to obtain a modification of the restrictive covenant - an application done through the court but with the recommendation from the Town & Country Planning Authorities eg. Parish Council & NEPA
It may take up to 3 months.
Copy of the title, SID report, valuation report, and if the property is 40 years or more, a structural engineer’s report.
Yes - we have established payment plan system in place that can reasonably suit all our clients.
The Birth Certificate of the applicant, Birth Certificate of the child and parents, Death Certificate parent (if applicable) and supporting affidavits.
A Power of Attorney
Seek legal advice and provide the supporting documents that declares your ownership eg. Title for property
It must be stamped and recorded at the relevant institutions
Yes
You may create a Trust, or do a transfer of love & affection by gift (which is preferred).
Yes, to help guide you through the process.
Yes, it’s called adverse possession. Once they can satisfy the relevant authorities that they have been occupying and enjoying the land for 12 years or more (privately owned land) and 60 years ( for government owned land).
Seek legal advice to obtain a modification of the restrictive covenant - an application done through the court but with the recommendation from the Town & Country Planning Authorities eg. Parish Council & NEPA
It may take up to 3 months
Copy of the title, SID report, valuation report, and if the property is 40 years or more, a structural engineer’s report.