This book is an amalgam of deep, insightful, pervasive and problem-solving essays, written by some of the finest experts and covering several pertinent issues bordering on matrimonial disputes resolution: such as; legal and other perspectives of matrimonial disputes resolution, domestic violence as key aspect of matrimonial disputes, comparative analysis of matrimonial disputes resolution, matrimonial disputes resolution under customary law, matrimonial disputes resolution under the Sharia, human rights dimensions of matrimonial disputes resolution, matrimonial disputes resolution through mutual respect for rights of spouses, respect for spouses' property rights as a model for matrimonial disputes resolution, respect for succession and inheritance rights under customary law as a matrimonial disputes resolution model, problems emanating from succession in the family, conducive physical home planning and management as matrimonial disputes resolution model, legal and other consequences of matrimonial disputes on children of estranged marriages, applicability in Nigeria of international legal instruments on the protection of the child, practice and procedure of matrimonial disputes resolution in Nigeria, approach of Nigerian courts to matrimonial disputes resolution, alternative disputes resolution model for matrimonial disputes, contemporary distractions and matrimonial disputes, ATUMP as inviolable matrimonial disputes resolution model, challenges and prospects of matrimonial disputes resolution, and recommendations for the reform of matrimonial disputes resolution laws in Nigeria. Written in honour of Professor Mojisola Oluyemisi Ogungbe who is one of the most accomplished and respected Professors of Law in Nigeria having had a distinguished career in teaching and research in law, especially, family law, the book conceptualizes marriage and underscores its legal, scriptural, cultural, sociological and other nature and pertinence. It explores the various dimensions of marital estrangement as well as their implications and proffers profound recommendations for the reform of the matrimonial disputes resolution law, particularly in Nigeria.