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INHERITANCE PROVISIONS IN PAKISTAN
Inheritance provisions in Pakistan depends on religious affinities. All persons of sound mind, regardless of their nationality or residential status, are entitled by law to inherit immovable and/or movable property in Pakistan, but the inheritance provisions depend on whether the deceased was a Christian, a Hindu, or a Muslim.

Within the Muslim category, the definitions of heirs, and their shares, are decided according to their sects and sub-sects, e.g. Cutchi Memon, Khoja, Sunni or Shia. The judiciary depends on the domicile of the deceased.
The competent judges to handle property and inheritance issues are those in the last domicile of the deceased. If this is contested, or unknown, then the judiciary depends on where the property is located. For property located in Pakistan, a Civil District Court, or a High Court, is competent to handle inheritance issues.
National laws may apply to non-Muslims domiciled outside Pakistan.
If a deceased foreigner is not a Muslim, and his/her national law states that the applicable inheritance law is that of the country where the deceased is domiciled, or the country where the deceased’’s property is located, then the laws of that country will be be applied in Pakistan. Consequently, if a Hindu or Christian with assets in Pakistan died whilst domiciled outside Pakistan, then in most circumstances the courts in Pakistan would distribute the assets according to the provisions of the foreigner’’s national inheritance law.
Muslims domiciled in or outside Pakistan must follow Muslim Law.
The courts in Pakistan in the matters of succession to the estate of a Muslim, can only apply Muslim inheritance law, irrespective of the domicile or nationality of the deceased. If a Muslim citizen of Pakistan dies whilst domiciled in foreign country, then the laws of his domicile can not be applied to his estate in Pakistan. The Muslim Law of inheritance in Pakistan is based on the following:

There is no concept of a will, and all shares are distributed to legal heirs by intestate succession.
The shares of the inheritance depend on the closeness of the relationship of the legal heirs to the deceased. blood relations have the closest ties. It is not possible here to provide a simple summary of how these shares are distributed. It depends on how many children, sisters, brothers, mothers, and other relatives the deceased person had, and it changes from case to case.
In most cases, a man’s share of the inheritance is twice that of woman’s. Any gift given by the woman’s fianc is her own, and her husband has no legal right to claim it, even after marriage. On marriage, she is entitled to receive a marriage gift called “Mehar” and this is her own property.
Muslim heirs acquire an absolute interest in specific shares of the estate of their ancestor, even before distribution. The time of distribution is not material. Succession opens at the position prevailing at the moment of death of the ancestor. ‘Vested inheritance’ may occur i.e. if an heir dies before distribution, but was alive at the ancestor’s death, the share of his/her vested inheritance passes on to his/her heirs.
Property can be donated during the lifetime of a Muslim. A Pakistani Muslim can freely give away any personal property before death. No one, including the legitimate heirs, can challenge this decision after the death of the donor.
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ONLINE NIKHA, COURT MARRIAGE PROCEDURE IN PAKISTAN

Court marriage is an official wedlock in between a man and a woman whereby they become life partners solemnized in front of the Magistrate or Nikah Registrar.
The Pakistan rules under Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961 is clear that anyone can get married to opposite s*x at his or her opposite-s*x. The courts in Pakistan are bound to safeguard those individuals’ marriage rights who have being adult done marriage or want to get their marriage under the law.
It is seen that when a couple wants or applies to get court marriage they have undergone tremendous with mental stress because of many social reactions and behaviors which we usually observe today’s world. The Couples who decide to walk through legal channels to get united are also lacked the right information about court marriage in Pakistan.
Court Marriage Procedure in Pakistan:
Constitution of Pakistan provides the right of liberty to choose someone to marry with. The court marriage procedure in Pakistan is very simple which you need to complete by fulfilling a few requirements that are:
Age of marriage according to Islam is the age of puberty. And as per Law, the age of marriage is the age of majority that is 18 years.
In case of Second marriage by the bride, valid Divorce Certificate or Death Certificate of the deceased husband.
Marriage in Pakistan is always done with the opposite s*x. Le***an or Homos*xual marriage in Pakistan is a punishable offense.
Wedding couple should have free consent to do Nikah.
Required Documents for Court Marriage in Pakistan:
Marriage couple must have valid CNIC or Passport or can produce Matriculation certificate or Form ‘B’ in case of non-availability of CNIC or Passport.
In the event, if one partner is foreigner then Passport must be provided.

There should be two marriage witnesses.

Bride and groom 4 + 4 passport size photographs for each.

Free will affidavit from bride’s side

In case of Second marriage by groom valid permission from the first wife or Arbitration Council.
Online Nikha, Court Marriage
After wedding / civil marriage, Online on Whats app or SKYPE We process the nikahnama for its registration and NADRA Marriage Certificate issues from the Union Council. We also provide translation service in required languages.
To get our services for civil marriage, you may call us to discuss your matter with confidence. We never reveal your personal information with anyone at any stage. We maintain the record of our clients confidential. You can trust our ability to help you in the most effective ways. We also offer legal help for online marriage in Pakistan and worldwide. We provide best legal service with nominal cost-effective for civil marriage in Lahore, Multan, Karachi and Islamabad.
Remember there are no specific court marriage fees in Pakistan. Your expenses depend on the required services and expertise of a seasoned lawyer including your current location and a postal address where you want to send your marriage documents after registration. Court marriage certificate issued after this due process is a strong evidence to prove the marriage.
So if you have any question about Court Marriage or you wish to get a solution for your Court Marriage Rule in Pakistan do not hesitate to call Advocate Shoaib at 0092-300 2151 013 and if you are calling from abroad you can also Whats App our law firm on the same number which will be replied by the best lawyer Advocate Ch Shoaib himself.

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COURT MARRIAGE PROCEDURE IN PAKISTAN
court marriage in pakistan
Court marriage is an official wedlock in between a man and a woman whereby they become life partners solemnized in front of the Magistrate or Nikah Registrar.
The Pakistan rules under Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961 is clear that anyone can get married to opposite s*x at his or her opposite-s*x. The courts in Pakistan are bound to safeguard those individuals’ marriage rights who have being adult done marriage or want to get their marriage under the law.
It is seen that when a couple wants or applies to get court marriage they have undergone tremendous with mental stress because of many social reactions and behaviors which we usually observe today’s world. The Couples who decide to walk through legal channels to get united are also lacked the right information about court marriage in Pakistan.
Court Marriage Procedure in Pakistan:
Constitution of Pakistan provides the right of liberty to choose someone to marry with. The court marriage procedure in Pakistan is very simple which you need to complete by fulfilling a few requirements that are:
Age of marriage according to Islam is the age of puberty. And as per Law, the age of marriage is the age of majority that is 18 years.
In case of Second marriage by the bride, valid Divorce Certificate or Death Certificate of the deceased husband.
Marriage in Pakistan is always done with the opposite s*x. Le***an or Homos*xual marriage in Pakistan is a punishable offense.
Wedding couple should have free consent to do Nikah.
Required Documents for Court Marriage in Pakistan:
Marriage couple must have valid CNIC or Passport or can produce Matriculation certificate or Form ‘B’ in case of non-availability of CNIC or Passport.

In the event, if one partner is foreigner then Passport must be provided.

There should be two marriage witnesses.

Bride and groom 4 + 4 passport size photographs for each.

Free will affidavit from bride’s side

In case of Second marriage by groom valid permission from the first wife or Arbitration Council.
Online Nikha, Court Marriage
After wedding / civil marriage, we process the nikahnama for its registration and NADRA Marriage Certificate issues from the Union Council. We also provide translation service in required languages.
To get our services for civil marriage, you may call us to discuss your matter with confidence. We never reveal your personal information with anyone at any stage. We maintain the record of our clients confidential. You can trust our ability to help you in the most effective ways. We also offer legal help for online marriage in Pakistan and worldwide. We provide best legal service with nominal cost-effective for civil marriage in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
Remember there are no specific court marriage fees in Pakistan. Your expenses depend on the required services and expertise of a seasoned lawyer including your current location and a postal address where you want to send your marriage documents after registration. Court marriage certificate issued after this due process is a strong evidence to prove the marriage.
So if you have any question about Court Marriage or you wish to get a solution for your Court Marriage Rule in Pakistan do not hesitate to call Advocate Shoaib at 0092-300 2151 013 and if you are calling from abroad you can also Whats App our law firm on the same number which will be replied by the best lawyer Advocate Ch Shoaib himself.

NADRA DIVORCE CERTIFICATE
Nadra Divorce Certificate

How to Get Nadra Divorce Certificate in Pakistan?

Documents that are issued to confirm that a divorce has been granted, including details of the specific information contained in the documents and the name of the government body that has authority to grant a divorce; whether the documents have to be registered with a government body, including the name of the government body.

In Pakistan, [a] divorce certificate can be issued by the Family Court OR the Arbitration Council [AC]. The Arbitration Council is the Local Body representative of the area in which the woman resides.
A divorce in Pakistan becomes valid 90 days after the divorce has been announced to the AC (US 8 May 2003). Section 7 of the 1961 Muslim Family Laws Ordinance provides that upon the conclusion of the 90-day period, if no reconciliation has taken place, either party may request a divorce certificate from the AC, which proclaims the date on which the divorce came into effect, thereby enabling either party to remarry (ibid.). This applies to “‘all Muslim citizens of Pakistan wherever they may be'”

The following information pertaining to the issuance of divorce documents under Muslim laws in Pakistan.

1. A confirmation certificate of divorce is issued by the authorized and designated officer under [the] Muslim Family Laws Ordinance and Rules after reconciliation by the officer pursuant to the pronouncement of Talak (divorce), have failed. This certificate usually ends with the following:

“Whereas after receipt of the letter (Talaknama) dated … … … … … … . under Section 7 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 and subsequent correspondence, both parties were contacted for reconciliation but no reconciliation resulted. I, therefore, confirm the divorce.

The Divorce is confirmed under my seal on the … … … month … … … .Year … … … … … authorized officer stamp … … … … … . Signed”.

Ordinance of 1961

“Section 7 (1) Any man who wishes to divorce his wife shall, as Talaq soon as may be after the pronouncement of Talaq in any form whatsoever, give the Chairman a notice in writing of his having done so, and shall supply a copy thereof to the wife”.

“Section 7 (4) Within thirty days of the receipt of notice under Sub-Section (1), the Chairman shall constitute an Arbitration Council for the purpose of bringing about a reconciliation between the parties, and the Arbitration Council shall take all steps necessary to bring about such reconciliation”.

“Rule 5 (6) All decisions of the Arbitration Council shall be taken by majority, and where no decision can be taken, the decision of the Chairman shall be the decision of the Arbitration Council”.

“Rule 5 (7) A copy of the decision of the Arbitration Council duly attested by the Chairman, shall be furnished free of cost to each of the parties to the proceedings”.

“Rule 6 (1) of Muslim Family Laws Rules 1961: Within seven days of receiving an application under Sub-Section (4) of Section 6 or under Sub-Section (1) of Section 9, or a notice under Sub-Section (1) of Section 7, the Chairman shall, by order in writing call upon each of the parties to nominate his or her representative, and each such party shall, within seven days of receiving the order, nominate in writing a representative and deliver the nomination to the Chairman or send it to him by registered post”.

On failure of the reconciliation efforts, the councillor (who is called Chairman of the Arbitration Council) confirms the divorce by a letter/order. He cannot grant divorce as stated above only confirm it. Even if the certificate of confirmation is not issued by him the divorce becomes final after the period of statutory time meant for reconciliation according to the Supreme Court (of Pakistan) and High Court decisions.

The powers to grant divorce rests with the Family Court to whom the wife can make a petition, if she does not have the delegated powers given to her in the marriage contract by the husband whereby she can issue a letter pronouncing divorce for herself as a man would do. The Family Court of the area where she resides has powers to grant her divorce on her petition and normally would grant divorce if she shows that she is entitled to divorce on any of the grounds allowed by “Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939” or if she claims that she cannot live with him (as mandated by law and religion).

So if you have any question about above matter or you wish to get a solution for your problem in Pakistan, do not hesitate to call Advocate Shoaib at 0092-300 2151 013 and if you are calling from abroad you can also Whats App our law firm on the same number which will be replied by the best lawyer Advocate Ch Shoaib himself.

COURT MARRIAGE PROCEDURE IN PAKISTAN
court marriage in pakistan
Court marriage is an official wedlock in between a man and a woman whereby they become life partners solemnized in front of the Magistrate or Nikah Registrar.
The West Pakistan rules under Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961 is clear that anyone can get married to opposite s*x at his or her opposite-s*xThe courts in Pakistan are bound to safeguard those individuals’ marriage rights who have being adult done marriage or want to get their marriage under the law.
It is seen that when a couple wants or applies to get court marriage they have undergone tremendous with mental stress because of many social reactions and behaviors which we usually observe today’s world. The Couples who decide to walk through legal channels to get united are also lacked the right information about court marriage in Pakistan.
Court Marriage Procedure in Pakistan:
Constitution of Pakistan provides the right of liberty to choose someone to marry with. The court marriage procedure in Pakistan is very simple which you need to complete by fulfilling a few requirements that are:
Age of marriage according to Islam is the age of puberty. And as per Law, the age of marriage is the age of majority that is 18 years.
Marriage in Pakistan is always done with the opposite s*x. Le***an or Homos*xual marriage in Pakistan is a punishable offense.
Wedding couple should have free consent to do Nikah.
Required Documents for Court Marriage in Pakistan:
Marriage couple must have valid NIC or Passport or can produce Matriculation certificate or Form ‘B’ in case of non-availability of NIC or Passport.
In the event, if one partner is foreigner then Passport must be provided.
There should be two marriage witnesses.
Bride and groom 4 + 4 passport size photographs for each.
Free will affidavit from bride’s side
In case of Second marriage by the bride, valid Divorce Certificate or Death Certificate of the deceased husband.
In case of Second marriage by groom valid permission from the first wife or Arbitration Council.
After wedding / civil marriage, we process the nikahnama for its registration and NADRA Marriage Certificate issues from the Union Council. We also provide translation service in required languages.
To get our services for civil marriage, you may call us to discuss your matter with confidence. We never reveal your personal information with anyone at any stage. We maintain the record of our clients confidential. You can trust our ability to help you in the most effective ways. We also offer legal help for online marriage in Pakistan and worldwide. We provide best legal service with nominal cost-effective for civil marriage in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
Remember there are no specific court marriage fees in Pakistan. Your expenses depend on the required services and expertise of a seasoned lawyer including your current location and a postal address where you want to send your marriage documents after registration. Court marriage certificate issued after this due process is a strong evidence to prove the marriage.
So if you have any question about Court Marriage or you wish to get a solution for your Court Marriage Rule in Pakistan do not hesitate to call Advocate Shoaib at 0092-300 2151 013 and if you are calling from abroad you can also Whats App our law firm on the same number which will be replied by the best lawyer Advocate Ch Shoaib herself.

Court Marriage - Contact Shoaib Advocate: 03002151013, 03126811013 updated their business hours.

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