Divorce Law in Pakistan | Legal Rights and Process Explained
TL;DR: Understanding Divorce Law in Pakistan Divorce is never an easy decision, but understanding your rights and the divorce law in Pakistan can make the process far less overwhelming. In Pakistan, divorce is guided by both Islamic teachings and family laws, designed to ensure fairness and dignity for both spouses. Yet, many people remain unsure […]
Child Custody Law in Pakistan: Rights of Mothers and Fathers
Child Custody Law in Pakistan: Rights of Mothers and Fathers Child custody law in Pakistan determines who gets legal and physical custody of a child after a separation or divorce. These laws focus on the child’s best interest, considering both emotional and financial well-being. Under Pakistani law, mothers and fathers have defined rights, but courts […]
Register a Private Limited Company in Pakistan (Step-by-Step Guide)
Register a Private Limited Company in Pakistan (Step-by-Step Guide) A Private Limited Company is one of the most popular legal forms for companies in Pakistan. It provides limited liability, legal protection, and credibility to your business. If you envision growing or attracting investors, it is the brightest move to register as a private limited company. […]
Tenant vs. Landlord Disputes: How to Legally Protect Yourself
Tenant vs. Landlord Disputes: How to Legally Protect Yourself Tenant vs landlord disputes are more common than many expect. Whether you’re renting out a space or living in one, knowing your legal rights is the first step in avoiding unnecessary stress and conflict. In Pakistan, tenant law outlines clear rules, but many still struggle due […]
Freelancer’s Legal Guide: Tax Filing in Pakistan Made Easy
Freelancer’s Legal Guide: Tax Filing in Pakistan Made Easy Tax on freelancers in Pakistan is real and required by law. If you earn money through freelance work, you must file taxes with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). Many freelancers think taxes are only for companies, but in Pakistan, even solo earners must report […]
Sales Tax vs. Withholding Tax: Key Differences Explained
Public Interest Litigation in Pakistan: A Complete Guide Sales tax and withholding tax are two of the most prevalent taxes in Pakistan. Both apply to individuals and companies, but for different reasons. Sales tax applies to services and goods. Withholding tax is deducted from the source of income. Understanding the distinction can enable you […]
Public Interest Litigation in Pakistan: A Complete Guide
Public Interest Litigation in Pakistan: A Complete Guide Public Interest Litigation (PIL) enables any person or group to move a case in the court of law to safeguard the rights of the public. In Pakistan, public interest litigation has emerged as a strong legal weapon to provide justice, remedy violation of civil rights, and […]
Taxation in Pakistan: The Complete Guide for 2025
Taxation in Pakistan: The Complete Guide for 2025 Taxation in Pakistan refers to the system through which the government collects money from individuals and businesses to fund public services. In Pakistan, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) manages most tax collection and enforcement. Understanding the different taxes, how they work, and your legal responsibilities […]
Women’s Safety from Cyber Crimes in Pakistan
Women’s Safety from Cyber Crimes in Pakistan The internet has opened up communication, education, and empowerment opportunities—but new threats, especially to women. In Pakistan, cyber crimes have emerged as a major threat for women’s safety. From abuse on the internet to theft of data and threats, cyber abuse continues to grow in size. Victims […]
Criminal Litigation vs. Civil Litigation: Understanding the Key Differences
Criminal Litigation vs. Civil Litigation When there are legal conflicts, most individuals are lost in the labyrinth of litigations. There are two prevailing branches that occupy the field of law: criminal litigation and civil litigation. Both are prosecuted in court but for two distinct purposes, with two different sets of legal processes. Whether you’re being […]