Haq Mehr is a mandatory financial gift that the husband agrees to give to the wife at the time of marriage. It is the wife’s legal right and can be paid immediately or deferred, depending on the terms of the marriage contract.

Yes, if the husband has failed to pay the promised Haq Mehr, the wife can file a suit for recovery in the Family Court in Islamabad. Our lawyers can help you initiate and pursue this legal process efficiently.

You will need your marriage certificate (Nikahnama), CNIC, any written agreement regarding Haq Mehr, and proof of non-payment if available. Our firm assists in preparing and filing all necessary documents.

The duration of the case depends on the court's schedule and complexity of the dispute. Typically, Haq Mehr cases can take a few months. Atif Zia & Associates works diligently to expedite the process as much as possible.

Fees vary depending on the case specifics. We provide a transparent fee structure during the initial consultation and strive to offer affordable legal services for Haq Mehr recovery cases.

Yes, Haq Mehr remains a legal obligation even after divorce. If unpaid, the wife is entitled to file a recovery suit to claim the amount mentioned in the Nikahnama.

Yes, in most cases, the husband is still obligated to pay full or partial Haq Mehr even if the marriage was not consummated. The exact amount is determined based on the terms of the Nikahnama and court’s decision.

Our experienced family lawyers guide you through every step of the legal process – from document preparation to court representation – ensuring your rights are protected and justice is served.