Inheritance Disputes in Ghana: The hidden cost of family legacy

The Republic Where Everybody Buries the Dead Differently Once upon a time in the Republic of Uncommon Sense, death was regarded as the one event capable of ending every quarrel.

It is this shared profession of devotion that makes the disagreement so compelling, for when two people are convinced that they are defending the same legacy, the conflict is no longer merely about inheritance.

Between those two positions lie a funeral, a family, a church, a remarkable legacy and a nation that has suddenly developed an advanced interest in probate law.