The court has the discretionary power to decide in the best interests of the child in custody cases. Category: PublicationsBy Dr. Hassan ElhaisApril 20, 2020 Author: Dr. Hassan Elhais Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Working from home during the COVID-19 crisis – labour laws explainedNextNext post:Mother and son to be reunited after legal success in abduction caseRelated PostsFrom a reported theft to a gambling charge to acquittalSeptember 21, 2021When a theft case results in a facilitating gambling chargeSeptember 14, 2021Unmasked man’s drunk assault of police may be more than meets the eyeAugust 23, 2021How to deal with ballooning credit card debt brought on by COVID-19August 1, 2021Couple whose dog dies in daycare want to warn of the dangersJuly 31, 2021Digital technology leads to complaint from student about teacherMay 26, 2021
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