Practical legal information on divorce, marriage, maintenance, child custody and other family-law matters.
Mutual consent divorce is a route in which both spouses agree that the marriage should end and are able to place their agreed terms before the appropriate court. The exact procedure depends on the applicable matrimonial law and the facts of the matter.
Read article →Child-custody disputes are decided on the basis of the applicable law and the child’s welfare. The court may consider the child’s circumstances, caregiving arrangements, education, safety and the ability of each parent to provide a stable environment.
Read article →Maintenance claims are fact-specific. The applicable statutory route, the parties’ financial circumstances, existing orders and the nature of the proceeding can affect the relief that may be sought or opposed.
Read article →Khula is a form of dissolution of marriage discussed within Muslim personal-law practice. The legal route, documentation, consent, settlement and consequential rights must be examined according to the facts and the applicable legal framework.
Read article →Domestic-violence proceedings can involve different forms of relief. The appropriate remedy depends on the relationship, facts, evidence, urgency and the legal provisions applicable to the matter.
Read article →A marriage under the Special Marriage Act follows a statutory process. Eligibility, notice, documentation, witnesses and the applicable local procedure should be checked before making arrangements.
Read article →General legal information cannot replace advice based on the facts and documents of your case.