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Court Marriage Lawyers Nepal

Court Marriage Lawyers Nepal

Court marriage in Nepal offers couples a legal and hassle-free way to marry under civil law without religious ceremonies. This procedure is legally recognized for Nepali citizens and foreign nationals alike. Court marriage lawyers are essential in ensuring the process follows the Muluki Civil Code 2074, from verifying eligibility to filing necessary paperwork and representing couples in court. They ensure that all legal requirements are met, offering emotional support throughout the journey. This article provides a comprehensive guide to understanding court marriage lawyers' roles, legal requirements, and advantages in Nepal.

  • June 12, 2025
What is Rule No 1 in Marriage?

What is Rule No 1 in Marriage?

Marriage is a sacred and legal bond between two people who vow to love and support each other for better or for worse. However, marriage is not always easy or smooth. It requires commitment, compromise, and communication. It also requires following some rules that can help the couple maintain a healthy and happy relationship.

  • June 24, 2023
Complete Guide to Ward Marriage Registration Process in Nepal

Complete Guide to Ward Marriage Registration Process in Nepal

Ward marriage registration in Nepal is a vital legal process that ensures a marriage is officially recognized under Nepali law. This guide explains everything couples need to know—legal basis, age and consent requirements, documentation checklist, application steps, registration fees, and timeline for issuance. Whether you had a religious, cultural, or civil marriage, registration at the ward office is essential for legal protection, citizenship claims, spousal visas, and inheritance rights. By completing this process, couples gain formal acknowledgment and safeguard their rights under the National Civil Code and Local Government Operation Act, 2074.

  • April 08, 2025

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