Khula
Legal advice and representation for a wife seeking dissolution of marriage through the Family Court.
Family disputes can affect your home, children, finances and future.
LawBridge LLP provides family-law advice and representation in Lahore for divorce, khula, child custody, guardianship, maintenance and related proceedings.
Our Lahore team helps clients understand the legal process, prepare the required documents and appear before the appropriate family or guardian court.
Legal advice and representation for a wife seeking dissolution of marriage through the Family Court.
Advice on legal issues arising from divorce, including notices, documentation and related family claims.
Representation in disputes concerning the care and custody of children.
Legal assistance in guardianship proceedings where formal appointment or court permission is required.
Claims relating to maintenance of a wife or children, subject to the facts and applicable law.
Advice and representation where personal belongings, dowry articles or related property are disputed.
Where appropriate, some disputes may be resolved through negotiated settlement rather than prolonged litigation.
We assist clients living abroad who need representation in family proceedings in Lahore.
We can explain the filing process, required documents and what normally happens after the case is instituted.
Send us the summons or plaint. We can review the claim and advise on the response.
Custody cases require careful attention to the child's welfare and the facts of the family situation.
We can review whether a maintenance claim may be available.
You may be able to begin the matter remotely.
Family matters are generally dealt with through the relevant Family Courts and Guardian Courts according to the nature of the case and jurisdiction.
Certain family-related issues may later reach the Lahore High Court where the law provides a High Court remedy.
Before filing, we consider:
You explain the situation and send the main documents.
We identify the appropriate family-law remedy and court.
The team prepares the petition, written statement, application or other required document.
We appear before the relevant court where instructed and keep you informed.
Clients living outside Pakistan can often begin by sending documents and instructions electronically.
Depending on the proceedings, we may then advise whether a power of attorney, personal appearance or another formal step is required.
RA Tower, 3rd Floor, 7-A Turner Road, Behind High Court Building, Lahore.
The office serves clients from DHA, Gulberg, Johar Town, Model Town, Cantt and other parts of Lahore.
Family-law matters can involve sensitive disputes over marriage, children, financial support and personal property. The first review focuses on the relationship, existing proceedings, urgent concerns and available family records.
A khula matter is generally initiated before the competent Family Court. The petition, marriage record, addresses of the parties and any related claims should be reviewed before filing.
Yes. Either parent may seek appropriate custody or guardianship orders. The child's welfare, existing care arrangements, age and other case-specific facts may be relevant to the court's assessment.
There is no single timeline for every family case. Duration can depend on service on the other party, whether the case is contested, evidence, interim applications and the court's schedule. We can explain the likely procedural stages after reviewing the specific case.
Yes. Initial instructions and document review can usually take place remotely. We can then explain whether a power of attorney, personal appearance or another formal step may be required.
Maintenance may be claimed for children depending on the circumstances and applicable law. The available documents, expenses, existing orders and the parties' positions should be reviewed before advice is given.
Some family disputes can be resolved through settlement if both sides agree and the arrangement is legally workable. Any settlement should clearly record the agreed responsibilities and address how it will be implemented.