Overseas Pakistani Wife who wish to divorce their spouses or obtain a khula from a Pakistan family court can now do so without having to be present in Pakistan.

If you are a Pakistani citizen living overseas and you want to get a divorce from your wife, you can now do it without having to be present in Pakistan.

As a citizen of Pakistan, you are legally entitled to marry whomever you choose and Pakistani law offers full protection to you and your spouse. The right to marry is a fundamental right in Pakistan and our laws provide complete legal protection to those who opt for court marriage. Burhan & Associates is the leading law firm when it comes to providing legal services for court marriage in Lahore and other cities across Pakistan.

The government of Pakistan has introduced Cybercrime laws to help regulate the activity of its citizens on electronic forums. This includes not only popular platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Twitter but also the use of mobile devices.If you think you're the victim of a cybercrime, you can file a complaint online with the National Response Centre for Cybercrime (NR3C). NR3C is an online complaint centre run by the Federal Investigation Authority's Cyber Crime Wing. You can report any cybercrime here, including hacking, defamation, and hate speech.

Starting from Tax year 2015, it has become compulsory for all salaried employees (government and private), who have taxable income, to file their income tax returns, according to the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). The purpose of this move is to increase the number of tax returns. According to taxation laws, all salaried employees will now have to provide a wealth statement along with their tax return filing. According to FBR, they are aiming to include those who are currently non-filers in the tax net.

In Pakistan, every person who offers their immovable property for temporary occupation or let out to a tenant is required to execute a tenancy agreement (also commonly known as a “Rent Deed”). Rent laws are covered under a provincial domain, which means that the provincial government makes laws pertaining to rent matters. In Punjab, the Government of Punjab has promulgated THE PUNJAB RENTAL PREMISES ACT 2009, which covers and regulates all affairs pertaining to rent.