A step-by-step guide on how to file a Khula case in Karachi

1. Meet the eligibility criteria: Khula is a right granted to Muslim women in Pakistan, allowing them to seek divorce from their husbands. To be eligible, the woman must be a Muslim, married, and have a valid reason for seeking divorce.
2. Gather required documents:
   1. CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card): Copy of the woman’s CNIC.
   2. Nikah Nama: Copy of the marriage certificate (Nikah Nama).
   3. Proof of marriage: Any other documents that prove the marriage, such as witness statements or photographs.
   4. Reason for Khula: A written statement explaining the reasons for seeking Khula.

A step-by-step guide on how to file a case Divorce by way of Khula in Karachi:

Pre-Filing Requirements

Filing the Khula Case

1. Choose a family court: In Karachi, Khula cases are filed in the Family Courts. There are several Family Courts in Karachi, including:
   1. Family Court, Karachi: Located at the City Courts, Karachi for cases relating to Districts South, District East, District Central, District West
   2. Family Court Malir, Karachi: Located at the Malir Courts, Karachi relating to Family matters of District Malir including Bahria Town Karachi.
2. Prepare the Khula petition: The petition should include:
   1. Personal details: Name, address, CNIC number, and other relevant details of the woman.
   2. Marriage details: Date of marriage, name of the husband, and other relevant details.
   3. Reasons for Khula: A clear statement explaining the reasons for seeking Khula.
   4. Relief sought: A statement specifying the relief sought, including the dissolution of the marriage.
3. Submit the petition: The petition should be submitted to the Family Court, along with the required documents and a court fee.
4. Court proceedings: The court will issue summons and notices to the husband, who will be required to appear in court. The court will then hear the case and make a decision.

Post-Filing Requirements

1. Attend court hearings: The woman should attend all court hearings and provide evidence to support her case.
2. Follow court orders: The woman should comply with all court orders, including any interim orders or directions.
3. Receive the Khula decree: If the court grants the Khula, the woman will receive a decree dissolving the marriage.

Important Notes

1. Legal representation: It is recommended that the woman seeks the assistance of a lawyer specializing in family law to help with the filing and court proceedings.
2. Lawyer Fees : We charge very reasonable fees for the Khula offer The court fee for filing a Khula cases, so also we offer fees concession for deserved persons.
3. Timeframe: The timeframe for the court to decide on a Khula case can vary, but it typically takes 3 to 5 months.

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