FAQs

Civil law governs disputes between individuals or organizations, resolving issues related to contracts, property, and personal rights.

Civil law deals with disputes such as breach of contract, negligence, property disputes, and family-related cases like divorce and child custody.

Civil law addresses private disputes, while criminal law involves offenses against the state, leading to penalties like imprisonment.

Family law covers legal matters related to marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, and other family relationships.

You can file a child custody case by submitting the necessary documents to the family court and following the legal process to determine custody arrangements.

Common grounds for divorce include adultery, cruelty, abandonment, and mutual consent.

Criminal law deals with crimes such as theft, assault, murder, and other activities deemed illegal by the government.

A criminal case is initiated when a person is charged with committing a crime and is prosecuted by the state or government authorities.

Penalties range from fines and community service to imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offense.

NRNs are Nepali citizens who reside outside Nepal or have obtained foreign citizenship but retain a connection with Nepal.

NRNs enjoy the right to own property, invest, and engage in businesses in Nepal, along with certain privileges granted by the government.

Yes, NRNs can buy land in Nepal under specific conditions set by the government.

Property law governs the ownership and transfer of real estate, land, and personal property.

Property ownership can be transferred through a sale deed or gift deed, which must be registered at the local land revenue office.

In property disputes, the court may resolve the matter by reviewing legal documents and determining rightful ownership.

The divorce process involves filing a petition, attending court hearings, and obtaining a divorce decree from the family court.

Yes, couples can file for a mutual consent divorce if both parties agree to the terms of separation.

The duration depends on the complexity of the case, but a mutual consent divorce usually takes 6-12 months.

The legal requirements include age eligibility, consent, and fulfilling the marriage registration process in a local registry.

Yes, but you must comply with both Nepali and the foreign national’s country’s legal requirements.

Spouses are entitled to equal rights regarding property, inheritance, and legal matters related to their relationship.

Corporate law governs the formation, operation, and regulation of businesses and corporations.

To register a company, you must submit the required documents to the Office of the Company Registrar and fulfill all legal formalities.

Company directors are responsible for managing the business, ensuring legal compliance, and safeguarding the company’s assets.