A guardian case is filed by the person having locus standi.. For example father, mother, grandparents, aunties and uncles of a ward are eligible to file that case. The case is filed in the jurisdiction where the child resides. The time period of guardianship case is dependent upon many factors.
In cases where one of the parents pass away and the other one files case without having disputes with the minor's grandparents, the case gets decided in 2 to 6 months time. We never know when a case ends in Pakistan. Various reasons for that include strikes by lawyers, holiday of judges, transfer of judges, terrorism attacks and so on.. However generally speaking 90% of Guardian cases end up before 6 months time.
In rare exceptions guardianship cases move for years. These are the circumstances in which the parties have disputes regarding the guardianship of minors. For example if parents get separated and they fight case over the custody of minors. Such cases take years especially when parties approach the High Courts.
For getting knowledge about your guardian case, do write us your situation at internationallawyerinfo@gmail.com
Regards,
Salman Yousaf Khan
International Lawyer
+92-333-5339880
In cases where one of the parents pass away and the other one files case without having disputes with the minor's grandparents, the case gets decided in 2 to 6 months time. We never know when a case ends in Pakistan. Various reasons for that include strikes by lawyers, holiday of judges, transfer of judges, terrorism attacks and so on.. However generally speaking 90% of Guardian cases end up before 6 months time.
In rare exceptions guardianship cases move for years. These are the circumstances in which the parties have disputes regarding the guardianship of minors. For example if parents get separated and they fight case over the custody of minors. Such cases take years especially when parties approach the High Courts.
For getting knowledge about your guardian case, do write us your situation at internationallawyerinfo@gmail.com
Regards,
Salman Yousaf Khan
International Lawyer
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