These experts bring a diverse array of expertise and perspectives, ensuring a comprehensive and enriching dialogue at the Marriage Governance Conference. Their collective insights will be instrumental in shaping a more inclusive, equitable, and effective framework for marriage governance in Ghana.
This year’s focus is on Empowering Partnerships: Collaborative Solutions towards Effective Marriage Governance
Deputy Attorney-General and Minister of Justice
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Managing Partner ,ALC Law Consult
CHAIRPERSON
Partner, Registrar General’s Department
CONVENER
Managing Director, Marry Right Ghana Limited
CONVENER
Justice of the Court of Appeal, Ghana
Protecting your Private Property in Marriage
Managing Partner, Gavel & Cross, Tesano, Accra.
Section 27(a): Allowing Unconstitutionality to Trump Against Muslims.
Constitutional Theorist and Head of humanities and social sciences, Ashesi University
Customary Adoption: Legislating to oust customary law
-Senior Lecturer of Public Law, University of Ghana School of Law
-Legal Counsel, Praetorium Solicitors
Customary marriage does not protect women. Truth or Myth?
-Managing Partner, Beyuo & Co
-Family Law Practitioner for 14 years
Enforcement of Maintenance Orders- The ‘Achilles Heel’ of Welfare Principle.
Managing Solicitor, Ken Attafuah LawPlace
Marriage is not expensive, it’s the party that makes it costly
-Partner | Disputes Department | Head – Regulatory Investigations & White-Collar Defence, Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Ankomah
Publication of Banns on Social Media and Websites: Achieving the True Intent of the Legislator.
Partner at Morrison, Twumasi & Partners
Spousal Property Rights in the context of Divorce and Estate Matters
-Lead consultant, Robert Smith Law Group
– The Steering Committee, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb)
Bifurcation in divorce suits: Lessons from Arbitration
-Senior Associate at HB & O Legal
-Lecturer at University of Ghana
Distribution of marital property: Successes and Challenges
Partner & Disputes Lawyer at AudreyGrey
Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators UK
Divorce and Business Failures: Points for Reflection
