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Forced Marriage Of Women In Pakistan – Legal Rights Of Such Women Discussed

Introduction Marriage is a deeply significant institution in both religious and cultural contexts. In many societies, including Pakistan, parental involvement in the

Divorce Procedure for Christian Marriages in Pakistan

DIVORCE UNDER CHRISTIAN LAW IN PAKISTAN – PROCEDURE EXPLAINED BY EXPERT CHRISTIAN DIVORCE LAWYER PAKSITAN At Khadija Law Associates, we recognize the

Divorce Law Certificate in Pakistan

Khadija Law Associates has immense experience in assisting client get their divorce certificates in Pakistan. A divorce certificate is issued after the

CAN A SINGLE MOTHER TRAVEL ABROAD WITH HER CHILDREN WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF FATHER?

Yes, a mother can take her child abroad alone, even without the father’s permission—but only after completing the legal process. If the

Can a Marriage Between Shia Spouses Be Dissolved by The Family Court Through Khula Without the Husband’s Consent and without undergoing Seeghas?

Family law in Pakistan applies to all Muslim citizens regardless of their sect, whether they follow the Sunni faith or the Shia

Oral Divorce in Pakistan: Its Disadvantages and Legal Implications

In Pakistan, divorce is governed under various laws, including the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961. Section 7 of this Act outlines the

RIGHT OF KHULA IN ISLAM

The concept of Khula in Pakistan is often misunderstood, leading to confusion both among the general public and even sometimes within legal

Child Visitation Rights in Pakistan

Child visitation rights in Pakistan are governed by the Guardian and Wards Act of 1890. Previously, child visitation for noncustodial parents was

What is Suit of Restitution of Conjugal Rights?

Nikahnama signed between husband and wife is a legal contract through which rights and obligations are conferred upon each other

What is the age limit of Child Custody in Pakistan?

It is a general misconception in our society that child custody of minor son can be retained by mother till age of 7 years only, in case of separate or divorce with husband and after that minor son is handed over in custody of father.