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Child Custody Law Services in Pakistan

Lahore, Pakistan

Founded in 2009

24 people in their team

English

Urdu

Child Custody Law Services in Pakistan is an affiliated services provider firm of Qadeer Ahmad Siddiqi Law Associates. It's aim is to initiate a collective effort to make the process of custody litigation less-painful for the children and for non custodial parents by motivating the persons in...

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Malik Sana ULLAH Awan Advocate / MaliX Law Office Faisalabad

Lahore, Pakistan

Founded in 2006

4 people in their team

Urdu

English

Handle Family Court Cases, Top Lawyer in Faisalabad, trusted Defense Counsel in Criminal Trials including Narcotics, Drugs, Murder, Rape, Electricity, Fraud, Hadood & Hurt Cases.Online Marriage, Divorce lawyerMaintenance & Custody of minorsChild protectionRecovery of Dower and Dowry...

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Ashraf & Ashraf Law Firm

Lahore, Pakistan

Founded in 2000

50 people in their team

Urdu

English

OUR LAW FIRMSince its inception, Ashraf & Ashraf Law Firm in Pakistan is committed to providing the highest level of expertise for its clients among Pakistan Law Firms and all over the world and has, in a very short span of time, become one of the leading LAW Firm in Pakistan specializing in...

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Child Custody Law Services in Pakistan

15 minutes Free Consultation

Lahore, Pakistan

Founded in 1968

25 people in their team

English

Urdu

I am Fahad Ahmad Siddiqi, an experienced family law advocate with a proven track record in child custody, guardianship, divorce, shared parenting, and cross-border family disputes. For over 22 years, I have represented parents, grandparents, and families in family courts, high courts, and...

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