Succession certificates via District Court petition, inheritance distribution under Muslim Personal Law, Wasiyat (will) validity, Hiba (gift) deed disputes, trust deeds, and remote estate management for non-resident Pakistanis via Special Power of Attorney.
A succession certificate is obtained by petition to the District Court and is generally required before movable assets, such as bank accounts, can be transferred to heirs. Distribution shares for Muslim heirs follow the fixed shares set out under Muslim Personal Law, applied through the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act 1962.
A family living abroad needed a succession certificate to access a deceased parent's bank accounts in Pakistan but couldn't travel. We managed the full petition and follow-through under a Special Power of Attorney, keeping the family updated by WhatsApp at each hearing.
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Recovery suit defence under the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finances) Ordinance 2001, leave-to-defend applicatio…
SECP incorporation, Companies Act 2017 compliance, mergers and acquisitions advisory, shareholder agreements, joint vent…
Khula proceedings under the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939, Talaq and Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 regist…
FBR income tax notices under sections 111, 122, and 177 of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, Appellate Tribunal Inland Reve…
Title verification, sale and purchase deed drafting, DHA and LDA disputes, illegal possession injunctions under Order 39…
UK visa refusal appeals and Administrative Review, legal rights management for overseas Pakistanis via Special Power of …