Can my kids' father take their interim or full custody?
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NAICH LAW FIRM
Hello,
The 18-year-old child is considered a major in the eyes of the law, so custody is not applicable for that age. However, regarding your two children who are under 18, the custody is generally awarded in favour of the mother rather than the father, unless there are exceptional circumstances.
Legally, the father remains bound to provide maintenance and financial support for all minor children, regardless of whether he holds custody or not.
Best Regards,
Arslan Abid Naich
Advocate High court
Partner, Naich Law Firm

NAICH LAW FIRM
Hello,
The 18-year-old child is considered a major in the eyes of the law, so custody is not applicable for that age. However, regarding your two children who are under 18, the custody is generally awarded in favour of the mother rather than the father, unless there are exceptional circumstances.
Legally, the father remains bound to provide maintenance and financial support for all minor children, regardless of whether he holds custody or not.
Best Regards,
Arslan Abid Naich
Advocate High court
Partner, Naich Law Firm
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