An Unmarried Certificate (also known as a Single Status Certificate or Celibacy Certificate) is an official document issued to confirm that an individual is not married. This certificate is often required for various legal, immigration, and employment purposes, especially for visa applications, foreign marriages, or government jobs. At Jamila Law Associates, we...
Khula is a legal right granted to Muslim women in Pakistan under Islamic law and the Family Courts Act, 1964. It allows a wife to seek a divorce from her husband without his consent under specific conditions. Unlike Talaq (divorce initiated by the husband), Khula requires judicial intervention. At Jamila Law Associates, we provide expert legal guidance to women seeking Khula...
Court marriage in Pakistan is a legally recognized process through which a couple can formalize their marriage without a traditional ceremony. It provides an efficient and straightforward way to get married, ensuring the union is legally binding. Here's a detailed guide on the requirements, procedure, and considerations for court marriage in Pakistan.
Requirements for Court Marriage
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Requirements for Khula:
Grounds for Khula: A woman can seek Khula if she has valid reasons, such as:
v Cruelty or abuse (physical or emotional)
v Desertion or abandonment by the husband
v Failure of the husband to provide maintenance
v Impotence of the husband
v Any other reasons that make it difficult for the wife to continue the marriage
Attempt for...
In Pakistan, a birth certificate Lahore is not just a piece of paper; it's a legal document that establishes a person's identity and citizenship. It serves as a crucial record of birth issued by relevant authorities, ensuring official recognition of an individual's existence. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of birth certificates in Pakistan, focusing on the two primary issuing...
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