As per apnaqanoon,Approximately the khula time period in Pakistan is 3 months according to family law/qanoon. It can also be two or three weeks earlier or late depending on the circumstances and nature of the case.
As per apnaqanoon,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…
As per apnaqanoon,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…
As per apnaqanoon,In order to obtain Khula in Pakistan, the following eligibility criteria must be met: The wife must be a Muslim. The wife must be of sound mind and have attained puberty. The wife must have valid reasons for seeking a divorce, such as cruelty, desertion.
As per apnaqanoon,Parents of the minor, if they reside in Pakistan. If any person named in the petition as having custody of the minor or its property. The person proposed in the petition to be appointed as guardian or declared as guardian according to law/qanoon, unless the person is not the applicant.
As per apnaqanoon,In Pakistani Laws the custody of a minor is given to the mother, this right is called the right of hizanat. But after the age of 7 years, the mother’s right over the son ends however it is not an absolute right; it is made in the interest of the boy. Girls are…
As per apnaqanon,In Pakistani law/qanoon, the child custody of a minor is given to the mother. This right is called as right of hizanat. But at the age of 7 years, mother’s right over the son ends.
As per apnaqanoon,The father has the right to custody after the mother’s term ends by the court of law/qanoon. In case of the absence of both parents, the grandparents are offered custody of the child.
As per apnaqanoon,Although the mother is not the natural guardian of the child under Muslim law, she has a right to the custody of the child, until the child attains a specific age. According to law/qanoon the father or the paternal grandfather encompasses control over the minor throughout the complete interval of the minority.
As per apnaqanoon,A natural guardian, in legal terms, is a child’s biological or adopted mother or father. In a divorce, either or both parents may be granted legal custody with guardian rights according to law/qanoon of guardian .