PAKISTAN is facing a quiet but rather devastating child welfare crisis, one that unfolds daily in family and guardian courts, but remains …

After more than two decades in family litigation, I believe it is time to rethink custody, visitation and parenthood. Every custody dispute …

For decades, custody disputes have often been approached as a contest between two parents:Who should get custody?Perhaps we need to ask a …

In custody disputes, we often describe one parent as the “custodial parent” and the other as the “non-custodial parent.” The terminology can …

The question of when a child is ‘old enough’ to be heard in custody proceedings is deceptively simple. In Pakistan, Section 17(3) …

Dear Esteemed Seniors and Learned Colleagues, The ongoing evolution of family law jurisprudence increasingly challenges our traditional approach to domestic litigation. While …

Introduction Parental alienation constitutes a multifaceted psychological phenomenon that most commonly arises in the context of high-conflict custody disputes. Initially conceptualized by …