Chancery Strand & Lyon Associates

03/10/2022

So Thankful! My little girl is all grown up now ### ❤️❤️❤️my Paris, my love

29/06/2022

God added one more to our lovely family! Thankful for a new life. James Adeoba Adeyemi

03/02/2022

Today is all about us babe❤️

24/12/2021

🎉🎊🎈🍾 welcome to the world lil one! Congratulations to my brother from another mother, Baba Ayo

16/09/2021

Personal Assistant to the Managing Partner

20/01/2021

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20/01/2021

We are something strong alone, but as a team we are a formidable force. Thankful for my super awesome team! All we do is practice Law!

29/09/2020

For the British Business Group!

21/07/2020

Author: Cythia T Ahaneku, LLB hons, Barrister at Law INTRODUCTION Maintenance in matrimonial causes has created and established entitlements for spouses and children in separation and divorce matters in Nigeria. Either party to a statutory marriage may apply to the court for an order of maintenance, where the parties are unable to reach an agreement on the issue. Maintenance is portrayed as a benefit of statutory marriage. [ 3,321 more words ]

Author: Cythia T Ahaneku, LLB hons, Barrister at Law INTRODUCTION Maintenance in matrimonial causes has created and established entitlements for spouses and children in separation and divorce matte…

10/07/2020

Opemipo O Yusuf Barrister at Law DEFINITION AND HISTORY Parental Alienation (PA) describes a child who demonstrates a strong dislike or antipathy for one parent. Child psychiatrist Dr. Richard Gardner first described Parental Alienation Syndrome in 1985 in response to the dramatic increase in reports of intra-familial child abuse that occurred in the 1980s. Gardner defined PAS as a pathological medical syndrome manifested by a child’s unjustifiable “campaign of denigration against a parent” that results from the “programming (brainwashing) parent’s indoctrinations and the child’s own contributions to the vilification of the target parent.” Under his definition, a PAS diagnosis requires both unjustified parental programming and unjustified disparagement by the child. [ 2,049 more words ]

The concept of parental alienation is not applicable in Nigerian Law, would it ever be?