Frequently Asked Questions

If you are involved in any legal matter — whether a dispute, a transaction, a criminal allegation, or a family issue — consulting a lawyer early is always wise. Legal matters can have serious long-term consequences, and professional advice from the outset can prevent costly mistakes and protect your rights effectively.

During the initial consultation, Advocate Ch. Atif Minhas will listen carefully to your situation, review any documents you bring, assess the legal merits of your matter, and advise you on your options. Everything discussed is completely confidential.

Yes, absolutely. Attorney-client privilege is a fundamental principle of legal practice. Everything you share with Advocate Ch. Atif Minhas is strictly confidential and will never be disclosed to any third party without your explicit consent.

Property verification involves checking the title documents, ownership chain, revenue records, any encumbrances or mortgages, pending litigation, and mutation status. Minhas Law Association offers comprehensive property verification services and provides you with a clear legal opinion before you commit to any purchase.

You have several legal remedies available, including filing a civil suit for possession, seeking an injunction, or pursuing criminal charges for trespass. We recommend contacting us immediately so we can assess your situation and advise on the fastest and most effective course of action.

Divorce (talaq) is when the husband dissolves the marriage. Khula is when the wife seeks dissolution of the marriage through the court, usually by returning the haq mehr. Both have specific legal procedures under the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961.

Child custody in Pakistan is primarily governed by the Guardians and Wards Act 1890. Courts determine custody based on the best interests of the child, considering the age, gender, the parents circumstances, and the child wishes if old enough.

If you believe an FIR has been falsely filed against you, contact a lawyer immediately. Legal remedies include applying for pre-arrest bail, filing an application to quash the FIR before the High Court, or challenging the investigation. Acting quickly is critical.

Pre-arrest bail is sought before an arrest is made. Post-arrest bail is applied for after a person has already been arrested. Advocate Ch. Atif Minhas regularly handles bail applications at all court levels.