Discreet, compassionate representation in family matters — khula, divorce, maintenance and custody — with your children's welfare and your dignity at the centre.
Family disputes are personal and often urgent. We guide clients through dissolution of marriage, maintenance and custody with sensitivity, keeping proceedings as respectful and swift as the law allows.
Our advocates appear regularly before the Family Courts and Guardian Courts in Karachi and handle appeals and constitutional petitions arising from family cases before the Sindh High Court.
Family Courts Act, 1964; Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961; Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939; Guardians and Wards Act, 1890
After pronouncing talaq, the husband must give written notice to the Chairman of the Union Council and a copy to the wife. An arbitration council is formed to attempt reconciliation, and the talaq becomes effective after 90 days from the notice unless revoked earlier.
Yes. The father is responsible for maintaining his children, and the mother can file a suit in the Family Court for their maintenance, along with her own claims where applicable.
Custody depends on the welfare of each child. Mothers are generally preferred for young children, but the father can be granted custody — or guardianship and visitation — where that serves the child's welfare better.
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