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• Princewilly@ymail.com 1 year ago

  Who keeps the children?
  A man and his young wife were in divorce court, but the custody of their children posed a problem.
  
  The mother gets up and says to the judge that since she brought the children into this world, she ...
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  Who keeps the children?
  A man and his young wife were in divorce court, but the custody of their children posed a problem.
  
  The mother gets up and says to the judge that since she brought the children into this world, she should retain custody of them.
  
  The man also wanted custody of his children, so the judge asked for his justification.
  
  After a long silence, the man slowly rose from his chair and replied, "Your Honor, when I put a dollar in a vending machine and a Coke comes out, does the Coke belong to me or the machine?"

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• Apostle 1 year ago

  Judge replied : the Coke belongs to you.

  Judge replied : the Coke belongs to you.

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• Borketey 1 year ago

  If my wife divorced me, are you saying she would go on using this typical traditional name for herself?
  Not all names are borrowable. Ga names are already arranged according to tradition and no one from any different family ...
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  If my wife divorced me, are you saying she would go on using this typical traditional name for herself?
  Not all names are borrowable. Ga names are already arranged according to tradition and no one from any different family lineage can use it. Waa look at the example she sighted. England, do they have tradition?
  A country someone is called rice,wood, stone etc. Is that a name? You are an African, use your brain judge.

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• Mahama as president and Bawumia as vice 1 year ago

  My friend just shut up ,and listen to wisdom ,and stop this ha nonsense

  My friend just shut up ,and listen to wisdom ,and stop this ha nonsense

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• Aqquabbaa 1 year ago

  No wonder our traditional marriages are still referred to as engagement. When a lawyer would rather give an example of a foreign culture tells me that our culture and cases in Ghana are not valued by the legal system. For yo ...
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  No wonder our traditional marriages are still referred to as engagement. When a lawyer would rather give an example of a foreign culture tells me that our culture and cases in Ghana are not valued by the legal system. For your information, the divorced Ghanaian woman will shy away from using the man's name. Rather advocate for our laws and legal education to look at this from.our culture point of view.

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• Bad lawyer views 1 year ago

  So your former wife can go around using the same name as you current wife. She can even claimto br your wife still. She got the name through marriage which is no more so why use the name.

  So your former wife can go around using the same name as you current wife. She can even claimto br your wife still. She got the name through marriage which is no more so why use the name.

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• Yaw 1 year ago

  She ‘chose’ to bear that name. It is up to her to stop or continue using it. She could have even sworn an affidavit to start using your name when you were dating. It’s by choice.

  She ‘chose’ to bear that name. It is up to her to stop or continue using it. She could have even sworn an affidavit to start using your name when you were dating. It’s by choice.

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• Grow in Wisdom 1 year ago

  This is nkwaseasem! Sɛ wo kyi kooko a, wo n’di ne ba. That is to say, if you hate the taro plant, you don’t eat its roots. Why approbate and reprobate at the same time, when you same lawyers say it is not allowed? You d ...
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  This is nkwaseasem! Sɛ wo kyi kooko a, wo n’di ne ba. That is to say, if you hate the taro plant, you don’t eat its roots. Why approbate and reprobate at the same time, when you same lawyers say it is not allowed? You don’t want the man anymore, but you still want any benefit derived from being associated with his name. The derived benefit, coming maybe, from his persona. Very ridiculous!! If no one owns a name, why then do we give names? By what means do we identify or refer to a person, without a name? Do we just refer to the person as herr, heii, or kwɛɛ?

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• kingsley 1 year ago

  The problem we have as a nation is the corrupt and incompetent judges. What has England law got to do with Ghana law. These internet judges, postponing cases for years because they need time to referenced to the internet for ...
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  The problem we have as a nation is the corrupt and incompetent judges. What has England law got to do with Ghana law. These internet judges, postponing cases for years because they need time to referenced to the internet for guidance.

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• Ghana Citizen 1 year ago

  This is a stupid law. Before she got married to the man, the question is, was she using the man’s name?

  This is a stupid law. Before she got married to the man, the question is, was she using the man’s name?

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• TAN 1 year ago

  This is not a new thing at all. Pls go to YouTube to listen and learn. Also go on google or Wikipedia. Let’s learn and educate ourselves. Learn from this juddge abi.

  This is not a new thing at all. Pls go to YouTube to listen and learn. Also go on google or Wikipedia. Let’s learn and educate ourselves. Learn from this juddge abi.

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• HENRY, SPAIN 1 year ago

  IN ENGLAND, BUT NOT IN GHANA. YOU CANNOT USE ENGLAND CONSTITUTIONAL ACCEPT TO GHANA. WHEN YOU ARE DIVORCED, THE WOMAN IS FREE TO USE HER PRECIOUS NAME, FOR HER TO MARRY AGAIN. LIKEWISE THE MAN TO REMARRY. WHY SHOULD SHE USE Y ...
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  IN ENGLAND, BUT NOT IN GHANA. YOU CANNOT USE ENGLAND CONSTITUTIONAL ACCEPT TO GHANA. WHEN YOU ARE DIVORCED, THE WOMAN IS FREE TO USE HER PRECIOUS NAME, FOR HER TO MARRY AGAIN. LIKEWISE THE MAN TO REMARRY. WHY SHOULD SHE USE YOUR SURNAME.WHEN YOU ARE NO MORE WITH HER. THEN WHEN SHE MARRY AGAIN WILL ALSO USE THE NEW HUSBAND'S SURNAME, INCLUDING THE OLD HUSBAND'S SURNAME. HOW?

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