Dear Reader,
The 'Best Interest of the Child' principle, in practice, means an infant would normally be put in the custody of its mother if she has good character and the means to look after the child.
It would be strange for an absentee father to successfully win custody of a child with the intention of giving that child into the care of his mother (the child's grandmother).
Even where the biological mother does not have the financial means to look after the child, that is not enough reason to take the child away from her. This is because the father is still responsible for the maintenance of the child (and he can be compelled by the court to pay for the maintenance of the child).
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Saturday, July 23, 2011
From Accountant to Corporate Lawyer
Dear Reader,
With your first degree (no matter in what subject) you pretty much qualify to apply to the faculties of law at Legon or KNUST.
You are quite a few steps from becoming a corporate lawyer:
1. Get into a law degree programme.
2. Choose electives (at the right time) with a focus on business law. Such electives include Commercial Law and International Trade & Investment Law.
3. Get into the Ghana School of Law after graduating with a law degree.
4. Graduate from law school and gain admission to the bar (become a lawyer).
5. Gain admission into a law firm which focuses on corporate law.
Good luck.
With your first degree (no matter in what subject) you pretty much qualify to apply to the faculties of law at Legon or KNUST.
You are quite a few steps from becoming a corporate lawyer:
1. Get into a law degree programme.
2. Choose electives (at the right time) with a focus on business law. Such electives include Commercial Law and International Trade & Investment Law.
3. Get into the Ghana School of Law after graduating with a law degree.
4. Graduate from law school and gain admission to the bar (become a lawyer).
5. Gain admission into a law firm which focuses on corporate law.
Good luck.
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