Family Law
Family Law
Family Law category covers topics related to marriage, divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, adoption, domestic violence, and other family-related matters. Whether you are facing a family dispute, planning a family change, or seeking legal advice on family issues, this blog category will provide you with helpful information and guidance. You will also find tips and resources on how to protect your rights and interests, as well as how to cope with the emotional and financial challenges of family law.
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Divorce Law in Nepal: Understanding the Legal Process
Divorce is the legal termination of a marriage by a court of law. Divorce in Nepal is governed by the National Civil Code 2017. Divorce is a serious matter, and it is important to understand your rights and options before you decide to file for divorce. If you are considering getting a divorce, you should consult with an attorney.
Online Divorce in Nepal: Is It Possible and How to Do It?
This article explains the challenges and opportunities of online divorce in Nepal. It covers the legal, technological, and social factors that prevent online divorce, as well as the solutions and benefits of online divorce. It also provides information on how to find and work with online divorce lawyers in Nepal.
What are the effects of divorce on children in Nepal?
Divorce can have various effects on children in Nepal, such as shock, anger, sadness, anxiety, guilt, behavioral problems, emotional problems, social problems, legal problems, adaptability, empathy, and growth. Learn how to help your children cope with divorce in Nepal with this comprehensive guide from Nepal Divorce Services.
Navigating Divorce in Nepal: A Guide to Healing and Legal Process
Going through a divorce in Nepal? This comprehensive guide by Nepal Divorce Services, a leading family law firm, explores the emotional impact, legal landscape (including Power of Attorney for remote participation), and resources for healing. Learn how to navigate this challenging time and build a fulfilling future.
How to File for Divorce in Nepal from Qatar if Both Are Nepali Citizens
The first step is to decide whether you and your spouse agree to divorce or not. If you both agree, you can opt for divorce by mutual consent, which is the fastest and easiest way of divorce. If you don't agree, you can file for divorce by court order, which may take longer and involve more legal procedures.