Humble Soul and Shantel Custody Case Takes Fresh Turn as Court Announces New Date

The ongoing custody case involving Ghanaian TikToker Humble Soul and Shantel has suffered another delay after the Kasoa District Court adjourned proceedings to January 29, 2027.

The latest development came after the newly assigned judge failed to sit on the scheduled hearing date, preventing the court from proceeding with the matter.

The adjournment means that both parties will have to wait until next year before the case can continue, adding another development to the legal proceedings that have attracted public attention on social media.

According to information provided by Humble Soul’s lawyer, the delay is connected to a change in the judicial arrangement handling the case.

The lawyer explained that the previous judge had been sitting on the matter throughout the legal vacation but has now proceeded on leave. This development reportedly necessitated the appointment of a new judge to take over the proceedings.

However, the newly assigned judge was unable to sit today, resulting in the court postponing the matter to a later date.

The custody dispute between Humble Soul and Shantel has generated interest among social media users, with many following developments surrounding the case and anticipating the court’s eventual decision.

The latest adjournment is particularly significant because it pushes the next hearing several weeks away, leaving the parties and their supporters waiting for further proceedings.

Although the case has now been given a new date, the court is yet to continue hearing the matter under the newly assigned judge.

The January 29, 2027 hearing is expected to provide another opportunity for the legal process to move forward, subject to the court’s schedule and the availability of the presiding judge.

For now, the immediate development remains the postponement, with attention shifting to the next scheduled appearance at the Kasoa District Court.

The outcome of the custody dispute remains to be determined by the court, as both parties await the continuation of the proceedings.

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