Category: Family Law

Introduction Changing your name after marriage is a significant step that goes beyond personal preference; it’s a legal transition that requires formal recognition by various institutions, including government agencies, financial...

Introduction In Cameroon, the affidavit of parental consent is a critical legal document required for various activities involving minors. Whether it pertains to travel, medical procedures, or educational opportunities, this...

Introduction In the realm of legal planning, few tasks are as crucial as drafting a will to safeguard your legacy and ensure your wishes are honored. Understanding the strategic procedure...

PROPERTY DISPUTE AFTER DIVORCE IN CAMEROON Sharing of property after divorce in Cameroon or property dispute after divorce in Cameroon also regarded as settlement of property disputes is the transfer...

INTRODUCTION Child custody after divorce in Cameroon and child maintenance after divorce in Cameroon primarily rested on the best interest of a child.The term ‘custody’ itself is not defined in...

HOW TO LEGALLY BECOME A GUARDIAN IN CAMEROON Legal Guardianship in Cameroon is the quickest legal arrangement for the maintenance and care of a child or children whose parents are...

BIRTH CERTIFICATE AUTHENTICATION IN CAMEROON The procedure for birth certificate authentication in Cameroon involves three major steps which we shall discuss below and also make known where to legalize your...

INTRODUCTION The procedure for legalizing a divorce certificate in Cameroon involves three major steps; PROCEDURE FOR LEGALIZING A DIVORCE CERTIFICATE IN CAMEROON Legalizing a divorce certificate in Cameroon by the...

INTRODUCTION The procedure for legalizing marriage certificate in Cameroon involves three major steps. In some circumstances, legalizing your marriage certificate in Cameroon is required at relevant embassies especially if the...

INTRODUCTION The procedure for Dissolving customary marriage in Cameroon is bringing to an end a marriage not contracted under the statutory law of Cameroon. Thus, it is not a statutory...