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GLOVER VRS. ADU-FORI (A6/16/20) [2025] GHADC 13 (24 March 2025)
The Family Tribunal awarded custody of a 10-year-old child to the applicant, prioritizing continuity of care and the child’s wishes, with supervised access for the biological mother.
KUSI VRS. ACHEAMPONG (C11/77/24) [2025] GHACC 15 (7 March 2025)
The Applicant has been the primary caregiver, providing stability and specialised care, while the Respondent has had minimal involvement and lacks the capacity to provide continuous care. The best interests and welfare of the child require continuity in her current environment, justifying the grant of sole custody to the Applicant and guardianship to her mother in the Applicant's absence.
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REPUBLIC VRS. QUARSHIE (CR/0087/2024) [2024] GHAHC 267 (25 March 2024)
The Respondent, having been present in court and having benefited from the custody order, had actual notice of the judgment and was obliged to comply with its terms, including granting access to the Applicant. Her failure to do so was willful and not excused by the absence of a formal decree. The Applicant proved contempt beyond reasonable doubt.
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Ayitey Vrs Klu [2023] GHADC 668 (20 July 2023)
Custody of Child R is granted to Defendant (maternal aunt) as it is in the best interest of the child, given her emotional attachment, stable environment, and concerns about Plaintiff’s parenting style and temper. Plaintiff is granted bi-weekly weekend access and is responsible for monthly maintenance and educational expenses.
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AYITEY VRS KLU (A6/345/2023) [2023] GHADC 900 (20 July 2023)
Custody of Child R is granted to Defendant, the maternal aunt, as it is in the best interest of the child given her emotional attachment, stable environment, and concerns about Plaintiff's parenting style and temper. Plaintiff is granted bi-weekly weekend access and is responsible for monthly maintenance and educational expenses.
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GAPE VRS GAPE (A6/474/2023) [2023] GHADC 929 (4 July 2023)
Accommodation costs for the child shall be shared between the parties at 80-20% (Applicant 80%, Respondent 20%) for future renewals, considering Respondent's prior full payment and support; all other ADR terms are adopted as binding judgment.
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Gape Vrs Antwi [2023] GHADC 673 (4 July 2023)
Accommodation costs for the child shall be shared between the parties at 80-20% (applicant 80%, respondent 20%) for future renewals, considering respondent's prior full payment and support; all other ADR terms are adopted as binding judgment.
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Berko-boateng Vrs Agyekum [2023] GHADC 669 (15 June 2023)
The court granted the father custody of the child, finding it in the child’s best interest, and ordered the mother reasonable access, including yearly visits to Ghana.
Berko-boateng Vrs Serwaa [2023] GHADC 670 (15 June 2023)
It is in the best interest of the child to remain in the custody of the applicant, her biological father, as she has settled in Finland, is well cared for, and both parents consent to the arrangement. There is no evidence of risk or harm in the applicant's custody.
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BERKO-BOATENG VRS AGYEKUM (A6/331/2023) [2023] GHADC 901 (15 June 2023)
Custody is granted to the applicant as it is in the best interest of the child, who has settled in Finland, is well cared for, and both parents consent to the arrangement. No evidence of risk or harm to the child exists, and reasonable access to the respondent is ordered.
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