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False Imprisonment in Trinidad and Tobago
False imprisonment occurs when someone is detained without lawful authority. Find out more in this article.
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Adverse Possession in Trinidad and Tobago
Adverse possession or ‘squatting’ is when a person occupies land that he doesn’t legally own. […]
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How to Change Your Name – The Deed Poll
If you want to know how to change your name in Trinidad and Tobago, this article is for you.
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Judicial Separation – A Divorce Alternative?
Sometimes staying together is a question, but divorce isn’t the answer. How about judicial separation?
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Custody and Access
Custody and access are very important considerations for persons with children. Find out more about custody and access in Trinidad and Tobago in this article.
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Testamentary Guardianship
Have you considered who would be your child’s legal guardian if anything happened to you?
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International Child Abduction
Ever heard of international child abduction? How about the Hague Convention? A must-know for parents.
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Delayed Flight = Court Case?
When a flight gets delayed, that may have expensive consequences. Can you sue your airline?
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A pre-action protocol letter costs how much?!
Pre-action protocol letters are a feature of litigation in Trinidad and Tobago. Why are they so expensive?
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