Nigerian Lawyer Advises on Family Visa for Wives Keeping Father's Surname
Nigerian lawyer Confidence Aribibia shared insights on how wives retaining their father's surname can apply for a family visa with their husbands. Aribibia highlighted that using the father's name after marriage could impact the visa process but suggested presenting a marriage certificate and child's birth certificate to demonstrate the marital relationship.
Additionally, lawyer Samuel Igbowu and Thomas Udosco Innocent discussed property sharing in divorce cases. Barrister Confidence advised couples on documenting jointly owned property.
The post emphasized the correct ways for couples to represent the wife's interests legally. This guidance aimed to assist individuals navigating family visa applications and property matters in Nigeria.
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