Mohammad Shafiq

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Alternative to Solicitors?

Yes you can save £££ in solicitors costs, just follow the links for information on divorce, divorce petition, divorce procedure, divorce forms to download, lodge with court, manage and quickly settle your uncontested (undefended) divorce. And all without buying any “DIY Divorce” package for under £400 in court fees.

If it becomes contested divorce or dispute arises as to financial settlement, children I am qualified legal advisor and can help you on fixed fees basis - well below what you could pay solicitors and barristers.

In the event that you require assistance to clarify procedural issue you are welcome to contact me by email - this is free.

I, also, have available a printed version of “DIY Divorce Manual” that has completed examples of the forms and straightforward comprehensive instructions without using too many legal terms that takes you through, step-by-step, from starting the Court procedure to final Order.

If your problem is relating to divorce, property etc in Pakistan I can help you deal with it through my office in Pakistan.

If you have any questions you are welcome for a free email consultation Or phone 07958672341.

Yes!! You do get to speak direct to a lawyer.

Blog

>  Triple Talaq - Islamic divorce

>  How long does a divorce take?

>  Mediation and Divorce

>  Quickie Divorces

>  Talaq Divorce in Pakistan

>  Islamic Will

>  Recognition of Nikka Ceremony in UK

>  Recognition of Talaq in UK.

What’s New?

TOLATA Claims

If you have a TOLATA claim it is suggested that any settlement is delayed pending outcome of the case of Kernott v Jones that is expected to be heard Supreme Court [formerly House of Lord] over the next few months.

English Legal System (ELS)

ELS contents was uploaded in outline with the intention to fill gaps later. But returning visitors find it difficult to determine the updated material. So to fill the gaps here are some articles:

Should UK adopt a written constitution?

Do judges discover or make the law?

Are judges bound to interpret Act of Parliament according to their strict meaning?