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Family Law
Court Marriage
Bail
Divorce
Black Mailing
Family law is made up of three main areas of work: matrimonial, finance and child law. Many lawyers choose to specialise in either matrimonial law or child law, whilst others maintain a mixed client base. It can also cover domestic violence, guardianship, child abuse and neglect. Other matters might include inheritance law, retirements, pension and other benefits.
The minimum age of a girl to get married is 16 and a boy is 18 years in Pakistan. We offer Court marriage,Nikkah,Khula,Divorce,Recovery of Dower(Haq Maher),Recovery of Dowery(Saman Jaheez),Legal Heirs Declration,Criminal Laws,Civil Suits.
A Court considering a bail application has to tentatively look to the facts and circumstances of the case and once it comes to the conclusion that no reasonable ground exists for believing that the accused has committed a non-bailable offence, it has the discretion to release the accused on bail. In Order to ascertain whether reasonable grounds exist or not, the Court, should not probe into the merits of the case, but restrict itself to the material placed before it by the prosecution to see whether some tangible evidence is available against the accused which if left, unrebutted, may lead to inference of guilt. Mere accusation of non-bailable offence would not be sufficient to disentitle an accused from being bailed out. There should be reasonable grounds as distinguished from mere allegation of suspicion. However, strong the suspicion may be, it would not take the place of reasonable ground. The words "reasonable grounds" are words of higher import and significance than the word "suspicion". It is for the prosecution to show reasonable grounds to believe that the accused has committed the crime. If the Court is not satisfied with the material placed before it that there exist reasonable grounds to believe that the accused is guilty, then the Court has the discretion to grant bail.
A wife can dissolve her marriage unilaterally only if the right of divorce has been unconditionally delegated to her by the husband in the marriage contract or the nikahnama. If such right of divorce is not delegated then in such circumstances wife can dissolve her marriage by apply for Khula from the Family Courts of Law, which is also known as dissolution of marriage by way of judicial divorce. Therefore if the wife is not delegated the right of Divorce in her nikahnama then she would need to apply for Khula. Khula, which literally means ‘untying the knot’, is the dissolution of marriage initiated by the wife and is granted by the court. To apply for Khula the wife would need to file a suit for Khula in the Family Court under the West Pakistan Family Courts Ordinance, on the grounds that she feels she can no long live with her husband “within the limits prescribed by Allah’ and such a statement on oath made in her suit would be sufficient to establish her case for Khula.
We Deal in Every kind of Cyber Crime Cases.
Some on threaten to leak your Personal Data is called black mailing which is now very offensive and serious crime in pakistan.
Some one already leaked your Personal Data.
Some on is Using Your Data as his own is considered unlawfull aspect under copyright act.
Hate speech
Online Fraud
Use of another persons identity
Cyber Stalking & Online Spamming

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