Introduction Khula (خلع) is a legal right available to a Muslim wife in Pakistan to seek dissolution of her marriage if she cannot live with her husband within the limits prescribed by Islam. Governed under the Family Laws of Pakistan,…
Domestic disputes and conflicts in marital relationships sometimes escalate to situations where an individual feels unsafe. In such cases, the question arises: can one obtain a restraining order against their spouse in Pakistan? The answer is yes, under specific circumstances,…
Establishing paternity for a child born out of wedlock is a sensitive and complex matter, especially in countries like Pakistan where family laws are deeply rooted in religious and cultural values. This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide on…
Domestic violence is a significant issue in Pakistan, affecting countless individuals across various social, economic, and cultural backgrounds. It encompasses physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, and economic abuse. Despite societal challenges, the legal framework in Pakistan has gradually evolved to address…
Domestic violence is a grave issue impacting countless lives globally, including in Pakistan. Victims often endure physical, emotional, and psychological harm, leading to serious implications for their well-being. Fortunately, legal remedies exist to protect individuals from domestic violence. This article…
Property division during divorce cases is one of the most critical and often contentious aspects of family law in Pakistan. Determining how assets are distributed between spouses requires understanding the legal framework, relevant laws, judicial precedents, and cultural context. Legal…
Child custody disputes are one of the most emotionally charged issues in family law. In Pakistan, custody matters are governed by Islamic principles and statutory laws. Many parents wonder if they can gain custody of their child even if they…
Child custody cases in Pakistan are sensitive, requiring courts to balance the rights and responsibilities of parents with the best interests of the child. Under Pakistani law, particularly the Guardian and Wards Act, 1890, courts consider a variety of factors…