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Muslim Law Services Provided by Vidhikarya Lawyers in India
Vidhikarya Law firm offers wide range of legal solutions spanning across different domains of practice. Experienced advocates of the Law firm cater to individuals as well as corporates legal needs. Delivery excellence and client satisfaction are pillars of the firm.
Marriage & Nikah Matters
- Legal advice on Nikah under Muslim personal law
- Drafting and review of Nikahnama
- Guidance on mehr, marriage conditions, and rights of spouses
Divorce & Dissolution of Marriage
- Assistance with talaq, khula, mubarat, and judicial divorce
- Legal support in talaq validity and compliance matters
- Representation in divorce-related court proceedings
Maintenance & Financial Rights
- Advisory on maintenance rights of wife and children
- Representation in maintenance claims under Muslim law and allied laws
- Enforcement and modification of maintenance orders
Child Custody & Guardianship
- Legal guidance on custody (hizanat) and guardianship rights
- Representation in child custody disputes before family courts
- Advisory on welfare and best interests of the child
Inheritance & Succession Matters
- Legal advice on Muslim inheritance and succession laws
- Distribution of ancestral and self-acquired property
- Resolving inheritance disputes among legal heirs
Will (Wasiyat) & Estate Planning
- Drafting of wills as per Muslim personal law
- Legal advice on permissible bequests and shares
- Handling disputes related to wills and estate distribution
Waqf & Religious Property Matters
- Advisory on waqf creation, management, and registration
- Representation before Waqf Boards and tribunals
- Handling disputes related to waqf properties
Documentation & Legal Drafting
- Drafting legal notices, affidavits, and agreements
- Preparation of settlement deeds and family arrangements
- Review of personal law–related documents
Muslim Law Litigation & Court Representation
- Representation before family courts, civil courts, and High Courts
- Filing and defending suits under Muslim personal laws
- Appeals and revision petitions
Dispute Resolution & Settlement
- Mediation and negotiation in family and inheritance disputes
- Out-of-court settlements to resolve personal law matters amicably
How We Work
1Appointment
Fix up an appointment with the advocate for a detailed discussion on your matter.
2Strategic Planning
Advocate strategizes and plans the required legal action for your matter. Get expert legal guidance.
3Execution
Advocate executes the legal action required on your matter along with association of expert pool of lawyers.
Dedicated Case Manager Support Available From 10 am to 7 pm
Dedicated Case Manager Support Available
From 10 am to 7 pm
We handle Muslim Laws cases in following courts in India
Gujarat High Court- DCDRC
- Anand District Court
Get in Touch
Phone Consultation
Quick legal guidance over a secure phone call.
Video Consultation
Face-to-face legal consultation from anywhere.
Email Consultation
Send documents and get written legal advice.
In-Person Meeting
Detailed consultation at our office.
Our Experts
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Muslim man still pronounce triple talaq?
No. Triple talaq is now illegal under the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019.
Can a Muslim woman get maintenance beyond the iddat period?
Yes. She can file for maintenance under Section 144 of BNSS if she is unable to support herself.
Are oral marriages and divorces valid in Muslim law?
While oral marriages and divorces are religiously recognized, legal proof is required in court. It is always advised to formalize with written records.
Who inherits under Muslim law?
Only legal heirs as per Quranic guidelines inherit. A will can cover only up to one-third of the property unless legal heirs consent.
Can a Muslim create a Waqf without documentation?
Yes, but it is highly recommended to register the Waqf under the Waqf Act, 1995 to avoid future disputes.
What happens if custody rights are violated?
Legal remedies under the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 are available. Courts always prioritize the child's welfare.
What if Mehr is not paid at the time of marriage or divorce?
A wife can sue for unpaid Mehr in a civil court. It is treated as a debt owed to her.
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