Aspire Legals advises and represents individuals, families and businesses across the full range of Pakistani law, from a bail hearing in the Sessions Court to a constitutional petition in the High Court. Our founder writes the books many of these cases turn on.
Each area below links to a detailed page setting out the services we provide and the statutes that govern them.
Writ petitions, fundamental rights and challenges to public authority before the High Courts and the constitutional courts.
Suits for recovery, declaration, injunction and specific performance, from the civil court to appeal and revision.
Pre-arrest and post-arrest bail, trial defence, quashing of FIRs, private complaints and criminal appeals.
Khula, divorce, maintenance, custody, guardianship, dowry and recovery of dower before the Family Courts.
Succession certificates, letters of administration, partition and shares under Muslim personal law.
Title verification, sale agreements, possession and rent disputes, housing-society and development matters.
Company formation, SECP compliance, shareholder agreements, commercial contracts and restructuring.
Recovery suits before the Banking Courts, defence of borrowers and guarantors, finance documentation.
Income tax and sales tax notices, assessments, appeals and tax planning for individuals and companies.
Pakistan’s court structure changed significantly with the 26th Amendment in 2024 and the 27th Amendment in 2025. We track those changes closely, because filing in the wrong forum costs clients time and money.
Reference works by our founder, Mir Akbar Khan, written for practitioners, judges and law students. They are also the foundation of how we prepare cases.
The full text of the 1973 Constitution brought up to date with every amendment, including the 26th Amendment’s constitutional benches and the 27th Amendment’s Federal Constitutional Court, with commentary on how each part works in practice.
Every section of the PPC set out in its official text, followed by a plain explanation, how the courts apply it, and verified case-law references. Written for the advocate preparing a bail argument as much as the student preparing for an exam.
Marriage, divorce, khula, dower, maintenance, custody, guardianship and succession, covered statute by statute with commentary and authentic references to superior-court judgments. The working reference behind the firm’s family law practice.
We review your documents, identify the limitation period and the correct forum, and tell you honestly whether you have a case.
You receive a written note of your options, likely timelines and the fee for each stage before any work begins.
We draft, file and appear. Notices, pleadings and arguments are prepared against the statute and current case law.
After every hearing you get a short update on what happened and what comes next, wherever you are in the world.
Bring copies of every document you have: CNIC, the FIR or notice you received, agreements, property papers (fard, registry, mutation), nikahnama, court orders and any correspondence. If a deadline is running, tell us the date on the first call.
Yes. Most matters can proceed through a power of attorney attested at a Pakistani mission abroad and then authenticated in Pakistan. We guide you through the drafting and attestation and update you by video call, email or WhatsApp.
Fees are agreed in writing before work starts, usually stage by stage (notice, filing, trial, appeal). Court fees and stamp duty are separate and set by law.
No. The information here is general. Legal advice depends on your facts and is given only after a consultation and a written engagement. See our disclaimer.
Send a short summary and the key dates. We will reply to confirm whether we can help and arrange a consultation.
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