Family law
Divorce, custody, maintenance and inheritance, in full confidence and with every step explained.
This page is for you if…
- You are dealing with divorce or khula
- You have a custody or visitation dispute
- You are claiming maintenance
- You need an estate or inheritance divided
What we handle
- Divorce and khula
- Custody and visitation
- Maintenance claims
- Estates and inheritance
- Documenting family agreements
How we start
Contact us
Pick an evening slot (Saturday to Wednesday, 5 pm to 9 pm), or message us on WhatsApp. The lawyer reads a brief of your request before confirming.
Bring your documents
The marriage contract; Children’s birth certificates; Any earlier judgments.
We set out your position
We listen, study your documents and set out your options and the risk of each before any step.
Common questions
Will the details of my case stay private?
Yes. In family matters especially, confidentiality is the basis of our work.
Can we reach an agreement without going to court?
Often, yes. We explain when a documented agreement suits you better than litigation.
What should I bring?
The marriage contract, the children’s birth certificates and any earlier judgments.
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For legal consultations, contact us.
Evening consultations: Saturday to Wednesday, 5 pm to 9 pm. Pick a topic and time; the lawyer reads your WhatsApp message before confirming.