Comments for Family Lawyer & Law Firm in Lahore

Comment on warasat intiqal by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sun, 03 May 2026 13:54:12 +0000

as submitted above.

Comment on Nikkah mama corrections by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 16:52:29 +0000

as above

Comment on Khula fee by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 17:45:20 +0000

replied as above

Comment on Divorce without Nikah Nama by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 17:39:07 +0000

replied as above

Comment on Khulla, custody and child maintenance by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 17:22:26 +0000

replied as above

Comment on Umrah Fraud case by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 16:40:03 +0000

Answered above under the relevant question.

Comment on What is the difference between Talaq and Divorce? by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 14:20:25 +0000

Answered as above

Comment on زبانی نکاح by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sun, 18 Jan 2026 16:28:05 +0000

زبانی نکاح درست ہونے کے باوجود اگر رجسٹرڈ نہ ہو تو بعد میں
نان نفقہ، وراثت، بچوں کی رجسٹریشن اور عدالتی ثبوت میں مشکلات پیش آ سکتی ہیں۔

Comment on father transfers property to sons by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 02 Jan 2026 17:33:12 +0000

answered above

Comment on Married to Afghan national MOFA not attesting my MRC by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 02 Jan 2026 16:50:46 +0000

Please see the answer provided above in response to the question.

Comment on Contract Employee regularization by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 18:17:57 +0000

Answered as above

Comment on birth certificate Correction by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 12 Nov 2025 17:36:40 +0000

Same as above

Comment on Family lawyer for Khula case by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sat, 30 Aug 2025 06:58:57 +0000

Normally, a Khula case is decided and the decree is issued within 30 to 45 days by the Family Court.

Comment on husband divorced me implicitly by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 18 Jul 2025 03:19:38 +0000

As addressed in the response provided above under the relevant question.

Comment on 9c case by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 18:14:57 +0000

replied under question.

Comment on چائلڈ پروٹیکشن بیورو سے بچے کی گود لینے کے حوالے سے قانونی معاونت by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 13 Jun 2025 17:34:06 +0000

REPLIED UNDER QUESTION

Comment on POC for Indian by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 13 Jun 2025 17:27:37 +0000

The response ABOVE is submitted in reference to your query.

Comment on FIA Cybercrime Case by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 13 Jun 2025 17:20:13 +0000

Please see our response below your question.

Comment on نقشہ میں موجود راستہ نہیں مل رہا by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 13 Jun 2025 17:06:44 +0000

Replied Above;

Comment on Divorce Procedure by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 16 May 2025 18:42:01 +0000

Please Chk above:

Comment on Marriage of converted from Qadiani to Islam by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 09 May 2025 17:53:17 +0000

please see above for answer.

Comment on transfer property by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 02 May 2025 18:00:23 +0000

Kindly refer to the detailed response provided above.

Comment on Child custody by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 18:55:37 +0000

replied

Comment on Interim Maintenance U/S 17A aplication by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 18:26:33 +0000

replied ;

Comment on What is the effect on the marital status of a Muslim couple, if one spouse renounces Islam by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 18:15:40 +0000

Please refer to the answer above. It is also recommended that you always ask relevant questions and receive tailored replies via email for better legal advice. Keep in mind that a general reply to a legal query may not apply to everyone, as case-by-case responses can vary. It’s better to discuss your case with a lawyer by visiting the office or making a call

Comment on Fee refund issue with law college by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sat, 08 Mar 2025 17:42:29 +0000

Please refer to the response provided above.

Comment on Child Custody for Better Education by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 15:47:25 +0000

Agreed

Comment on Restoring Pakistani Citizenship from Bangladesh by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 19:20:43 +0000

Steps and legal process for restoring Pakistani citizenship from Bangladesh are explained above.

Comment on Locate Property for Financial Settlement by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Mon, 27 Jan 2025 14:25:12 +0000

Yes, it is possible to trace and verify the land owned by your husband in Pakistan through the relevant land record authorities. This information can be crucial for your settlement case. Please contact us at +92 321 4610092.

Comment on adoption procedure in pakistan by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sun, 19 Jan 2025 16:56:13 +0000

In Pakistan, the adoption process is now exclusively regulated through the Child Protection Bureau in each province. Below is the updated and corrected information regarding the legal framework and procedure: Legal Framework Child Protection Act: The Child Protection Bureau is the sole authorized institution for managing and overseeing adoptions in Pakistan. Private organizations such as Edhi Foundation or SOS Children’s Villages are not permitted to initiate or conduct the adoption process. All matters related to adoption are strictly handled by the Bureau. Islamic Law (Shariah): While Islamic law does not recognize adoption in the Western sense, it permits guardianship (Kafalah). The adopted child retains their biological identity, including name and inheritance rights. Guardians and Wards Act, 1890: Courts recognize adoptions as guardianship and issue Guardianship Certificates based on the welfare of the child. Adoption Procedure Application to the Child Protection Bureau: Prospective parents must directly apply to the Child Protection Bureau in their province. The Bureau conducts a thorough investigation, including background checks, financial stability, and an interview with the applicants to assess their suitability. Approval by the Child Protection Bureau: After completing its investigation, the Bureau authorizes the placement of a child with the prospective parents. Court Recognition: The guardianship is formalized by filing a petition in the court under the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. The court considers the welfare of the child and the Bureau’s recommendation before issuing a Guardianship Certificate. Key Points Exclusive Authority of the Child Protection Bureau: Only the Child Protection Bureau is authorized to conduct and oversee the adoption process. Organizations like Edhi Foundation or SOS Children’s Villages can no longer initiate any part of the adoption process. Adoption applicants must work directly with the Bureau in their respective province. Court’s Role: The court’s recognition is essential to finalize the guardianship and to ensure legal compliance under the Child Protection Act and related laws. Inheritance: Adopted children do not have automatic inheritance rights under Islamic law. However, guardians can provide for them through a will (up to one-third of their estate). Documentation: Once the court issues a Guardianship Certificate, guardians can apply to NADRA for the child’s legal documents, such as a B-Form or NIC. Contact and Assistance If you require assistance with the adoption process or need guidance on filing a petition, feel free to contact us at 0321 4610092

Comment on Divorce as a Khula by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Tue, 14 Jan 2025 18:51:59 +0000

Option 1: Mutual Divorce If both families are in agreement, a Mutual Divorce is the simplest option. Both parties can sign a Divorce Deed, which will then be registered with the Union Council, and a divorce certificate will be issued. Option 2: Khula (Through Court) If mutual divorce is not feasible, we can assist you in filing for Khula through the Family Court. Once the court issues the decree, the divorce certificate will be processed through the Union Council. Special Power of Attorney (If Living Abroad) If you are living abroad and unable to personally handle the proceedings, you will need to provide a Special Power of Attorney. This document must be duly attested by the Embassy of Pakistan in your country of residence and sent to us for further processing. Document Attestation and Apostille If required, we can also assist with the attestation and apostille of the divorce certificate for use abroad. Consultation on Fees For detailed information on costs, please contact us directly via phone or email. Our team will provide you with a personalized fee structure based on your specific requirements

Comment on divorce notices from Germany directly to the Union Council by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 08 Jan 2025 18:19:13 +0000

Under Pakistani law, the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, governs the procedure for effecting a divorce (Talaq). Section 7 of the Ordinance mandates that the husband must notify the Chairman of the Union Council in the jurisdiction where the wife resides or where the marriage was registered. This notification initiates the divorce process, including the issuance of notices and the eventual confirmation of divorce upon completion of the required waiting period (iddat). Sending Divorce Notices from Germany Yes, it is legally possible to send divorce notices directly from Germany to the Union Council in Pakistan. an attorney holding a special power of attorney, duly attested by the Embassy of Pakistan, must be appointed to confirm your divorce and record your statement for reconciliation purposes before the Chairman of the Arbitration Council.

Comment on divorce notices from Germany directly to the Union Council by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 08 Jan 2025 18:17:52 +0000

Under Pakistani law, the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, governs the procedure for effecting a divorce (Talaq). Section 7 of the Ordinance mandates that the husband must notify the Chairman of the Union Council in the jurisdiction where the wife resides or where the marriage was registered. This notification initiates the divorce process, including the issuance of notices and the eventual confirmation of divorce upon completion of the required waiting period (iddat). Sending Divorce Notices from Germany Yes, it is legally possible to send divorce notices directly from Germany to the Union Council in Pakistan, provided the following requirements are fulfilled: an attorney holding a special power of attorney, duly attested by the Embassy of Pakistan, must be appointed to confirm your divorce and record your statement for reconciliation purposes before the Chairman of the Arbitration Council.

Comment on Family FRC by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Wed, 08 Jan 2025 18:09:09 +0000

Family Registration Certificate (FRC) A Family Registration Certificate (FRC) is an official document issued by the **National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA)** of Pakistan. This certificate serves as an authenticated record of the family composition of an individual as per the NADRA database, detailing the names, relationships, and particulars of all registered family members. Legal Basis The issuance and regulation of the FRC are governed under the **NADRA Ordinance, 2000**, which empowers NADRA to maintain a centralized database of citizens, including family records. The FRC is an essential legal document for various official and legal purposes, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of family data. Importance of FRC 1. Employment: The FRC is a prerequisite for securing employment in government and private organizations, as it establishes the familial details and authenticity of the applicant’s background. 2. Travel Abroad: It is particularly critical for **visa applications** and **immigration processes**, as foreign embassies and consulates often require this document to verify the family composition and dependents of the applicant. 3. Inheritance Matters: The FRC serves as vital evidence in inheritance disputes or proceedings, as it confirms the legal heirs of a deceased individual. 4. Official Transactions: It is necessary for various official matters, including property transfers, insurance claims, and other legal or financial transactions that require proof of family structure. Content of the FRC: The FRC contains the following information: – Full name of the applicant – CNIC/NICOP number of the applicant – Details of parents – Details of siblings – Details of spouse and children (if applicable) – NADRA registration details of all family members Procedure for Obtaining an FRC To obtain an FRC, an individual must: 1. Apply online through NADRA’s website or visit a NADRA Registration Center. 2. Provide their CNIC/NICOP number and other required details. 3. Pay the prescribed fee. 4. Verify their family details as maintained in NADRA’s database. Legal Implications The FRC is considered a foundational document in Pakistan, and its accuracy is critical for ensuring the lawful execution of legal and official matters. Any discrepancies in the FRC can lead to complications in inheritance claims, travel documentation, and employment verification. Hence, it is imperative for every citizen to ensure that their family record is correctly updated with NADRA. Conclusion: In summary, the Family Registration Certificate is an indispensable document for Pakistani citizens, playing a pivotal role in both domestic and international official matters. Citizens are advised to obtain and keep an updated FRC to avoid legal complications and delays in official processes.

Comment on Legal Assistance from Overseas by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Mon, 06 Jan 2025 14:02:05 +0000

Assalam-u-Alaikum, Thank you for reaching out to us at Paklawyer.com. We understand the urgency and complexity of your situation, and we are here to assist you. Regarding your case, the following steps and considerations are important: 1. Custody of Your Unborn Child: In Pakistan, the custody of a newborn child is generally granted to the mother, considering the child’s tender age. However, you can file a custody case under Section 25 of the Guardian and Wards Act, 1890. You will need to provide substantial evidence to prove that the mother is unfit to have custody, particularly if you believe the child’s safety and welfare are at risk. The court prioritizes the welfare of the child above all else, and any evidence of danger to the child will be critical. 2. Legal Recourse Against Your Wife and Mother-in-Law: If you wish to pursue criminal charges, you may initiate legal proceedings by filing an FIR (First Information Report) against your wife and her mother for any criminal actions they committed. It would be helpful to document and preserve any evidence you have of their wrongdoing, including messages, recordings, or witnesses. If the crime involved severe offenses, we can guide you on initiating criminal proceedings under the applicable sections of Pakistani law. 3. Remote Legal Assistance: As you are currently residing in the United States, we can represent you remotely in Pakistan for all legal proceedings, including filing for child custody or pursuing criminal cases. For custody cases, you will need to provide an Authority Letter and a Power of Attorney duly attested by the Pakistani Embassy/Consulate in the U.S. We can also coordinate with you to ensure your concerns are adequately addressed during hearings. 4. Quotation for Our Services: Our fees will vary depending on the nature and scope of the case(s) you decide to pursue. We will provide a detailed quotation once we have a better understanding of your specific needs and the documentation involved. We recommend that you gather all relevant documents, including your marriage certificate, POC card, evidence of wrongdoing, and any other material that supports your claims. Once we have these details, we can proceed with a concrete legal strategy. Please feel free to contact us directly for a detailed consultation. You can reach us at our office in Lahore or via WhatsApp +92 321 4610092 or /Email; ask@paklawyer.com for remote assistance. We assure you of our utmost dedication to protecting your rights and the welfare of your child.

Comment on Passport black listed by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Sat, 04 Jan 2025 17:27:45 +0000

Thank you for reaching out to Pak-Lawyer Associates. We understand the challenges you are facing with your husband’s blacklisted passport. Such issues typically arise due to pending legal matters, immigration violations, or other related reasons. To provide the best assistance: 1. Review the Cause: It is crucial to determine the reason for the passport being blacklisted. This information can usually be obtained from the relevant passport issuing authority or the Ministry of Interior. 2. Legal Representation: If the blacklisting is due to legal or financial disputes, we can assist you in resolving the matter by filing the necessary appeals or petitions with the appropriate authorities. 3. **Recent Legal Precedent:** It is important to note that, in a recent judgment, the honorable court declared that blacklisting a passport is against the fundamental rights of a citizen of Pakistan. This precedent strengthens the case for immediate rectification of such matters. 4. **Expedited Action:** For an expedited resolution, we can file a direct writ petition in the High Court, citing the recent judgment and seeking immediate relief. We recommend sharing additional details about the case so we can provide specific guidance and take swift action on your behalf. Please feel free to contact us directly at our office or call @ +92 321 4610092, for further assistance. Jazakallah, and we look forward to helping you resolve this matter.

Comment on Verify Khula Decree by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Thu, 26 Dec 2024 17:00:15 +0000

To verify or obtain a copy of the decree, you can follow these steps: 1. **Contact the Family Court**: Visit the Family Court where your wife likely filed the khula case. Provide the court staff with your details, including your name and your wife’s name, to check if a khula decree has been issued. 2. **Apply for Certified Copy**: If a decree has been issued, you can apply for a certified copy of the judgment and decree. Submit an application to the court, and after paying the required fee, you will receive an official copy. 3. **Engage a Lawyer**: If you are unsure which court to approach or face difficulty obtaining the decree, consider hiring a lawyer to assist you. A professional lawyer can search court records on your behalf and ensure you receive the required documents. 4. **Verify the Nadra Record**: If the decree has been issued, your wife’s marital status might have been updated in Nadra’s database. You can inquire through Nadra to confirm her current marital status. For further assistance or legal representation, you can contact **Pak-Lawyer Associates** by visiting (http://www.paklawyer.com) or calling their office. Their experienced team specializes in family law and can guide you through the process.

Comment on Quratulain by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Tue, 24 Dec 2024 18:02:50 +0000

Please be informed that under the relevant family laws of Pakistan, there is no requirement to establish specific grounds for Khula. A wife may seek Khula as a matter of right; however, she is obligated to relinquish her dower (Haq Mehr) or any part thereof as determined by the court.Our legal team will file the Khula case on your behalf. The process typically takes 30 to 45 days to complete. Your personal appearance before the Family Court will be required once during the proceedings.The required documents for initiating the case are as follows: 1. Copy of the Nikkah Nama (Marriage Certificate). 2. Copy of the wife’s CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card). After the issuance of the decree of Khula by the Family Court, it will need to be submitted to the concerned Union Council. The Union Council will then initiate the mandatory reconciliation process, and upon its conclusion (usually within 90 days), a Divorce Certificate will be issued. Should you require further details or wish to discuss the matter with our family law expert.

Comment on how will the foreign divorce be finalized in Pakistan by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 18:32:05 +0000

Under the *Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961* (MFLO), a divorce granted in a foreign country such as Norway must comply with the procedural requirements of Pakistani law to be recognized and finalized in Pakistan. 1. **Registration of Divorce:** According to Section 7 of the MFLO, 1961, a divorce (Talaq) pronounced or finalized abroad must be formally communicated in writing to the concerned Union Council or the relevant Arbitration Council in Pakistan where the marriage is registered. 2. **Notice to Union Council:** The husband (or wife, in case of delegated *Talaq-e-Tafweez*) must notify the Union Council about the divorce. The Council will initiate the mandatory 90-day reconciliation process to confirm the divorce. If reconciliation fails, the divorce will take effect after this period. 3. **Foreign Divorce Decree:** A foreign divorce decree, such as one issued in Norway, is subject to recognition under Pakistani law only if the due process is followed locally. Additionally, compliance with the procedural requirements for registration and notification under the MFLO is mandatory. 4. **Legal Support:** If you seek assistance in fulfilling these requirements or need representation to ensure your divorce is legally recognized in Pakistan, you may contact expert legal consultants at ask@paklawyer.com. Failure to follow these procedural steps may result in the divorce being unrecognized in Pakistan, leading to complications in legal status and documentation.

Comment on Can our mutual divorce be finalized in Pakistan .? by Gull Hassan Khan

Gull Hassan Khan — Fri, 15 Nov 2024 19:21:52 +0000

Thank you for contacting Pak-Lawyer Associates. Since your marriage is registered in Pakistan, the process of mutual divorce will follow Pakistani family laws under the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961. Below are the details: Procedure: Both spouses need to sign a Talaq-e-Mubarat (mutual agreement for divorce). This agreement is submitted to the Union Council or the relevant arbitration council in Pakistan. The council then initiates the process and confirms the dissolution after 90 days. Physical Presence: Your physical presence in Pakistan is not required. Both you and your wife can authorize an attorney to represent you. Our team at Pak-Lawyer Associates can assist in preparing and submitting all the required documents on your behalf. Time Frame: The process usually takes 90 days from the date of filing with the Union Council, as stipulated by Pakistani law. Cost: The cost depends on case details such as documentation and representation. We can provide an exact estimate after reviewing your case. If you wish to proceed, please share the following documents: Copy of your Nikahnama (marriage certificate). CNIC/passport copies of both spouses. Any other relevant documents. Feel free to reach out for further assistance. You can also contact me directly via WhatsApp at +92 321 4610092 for quick communication. We look forward to assisting you.