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At Court Marriage in Nepal, we ensure that your special day goes smoothly and without any stress. Our skilled team manages all aspects to en....
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- Anamnagar-29, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal.
- info@courtmarriageinnepal.com
- +9779841114443
At Court Marriage in Nepal, we ensure that your special day goes smoothly and without any stress. Our skilled team manages all aspects to en....
Court marriage in Nepal involves navigating complex legal procedures under the Civil Code 2017 (2074). As a registered law firm with licensed attorneys, we provide comprehensive legal counsel covering pre-marriage documentation, court registration, and post-marriage legal matters—ensuring your marriage is legally valid in Nepal and internationally recognized.
Court marriage is fundamentally a legal process. Unlike traditional ceremonies, court marriage creates binding legal rights and obligations governed by Nepal law. Mistakes in documentation, procedural errors, or non-compliance with legal requirements can invalidate your marriage or create complications for visa applications, property rights, and international recognition.
Many couples—especially those involving foreign nationals or complex circumstances like inter-caste, inter-religion, or cross-border marriages—face legal questions that go beyond simple paperwork. What are your property rights after marriage? How does Nepal law affect inheritance? What happens if you divorce? These questions require proper legal guidance, not generic advice.
Court Marriage In Nepal is a registered law firm—not a documentation agency. Our team includes licensed attorneys who specialize in family law, marriage registration, and cross-border legal matters. We've handled thousands of court marriages over the past decade, including complex cases involving multiple nationalities, contested marriages, and international legal coordination.
Our attorneys have in-depth knowledge of Nepal's Civil Code provisions governing marriage, including eligibility requirements, documentation standards, registration procedures, and post-marriage legal rights. We stay updated on legal changes and court interpretations that affect marriage registration.
Before you begin the court marriage process, we provide comprehensive legal consultation to assess your situation. This includes verifying eligibility under Nepal law—both parties must be unmarried (or legally divorced), at least 20 years old, and mentally competent to consent. For previously married individuals, we verify that prior marriages were legally dissolved.
We advise on documentation requirements specific to your situation. Nepali citizens, NRNs, Indians, and other foreign nationals each have different documentary requirements. Our legal counsel ensures you understand exactly what's needed and helps you obtain documents that meet court standards.
For foreign nationals, we provide guidance on embassy requirements for No-Objection Letters, translation and notarization of foreign documents, and compliance with both Nepal law and your home country's marriage recognition requirements. This dual-jurisdiction awareness is critical for marriages that need international recognition.
During the registration process, our attorneys provide legal representation and guidance at every step. We prepare and review your marriage application to ensure accuracy and legal compliance. We draft the deed of consent—a critical legal document signed by both parties and witnesses before the Marriage Registration Officer.
Our legal team coordinates with District Court officials, handles any queries or objections raised during verification, and ensures your documents pass legal scrutiny. If any issues arise—missing documents, verification failures, or procedural questions—our attorneys resolve them directly with court authorities.
We accompany you during court appearances, ensuring you understand the legal declarations you're making and that all procedural requirements are properly fulfilled. After approval, we follow up on certificate issuance and verify that your marriage certificate contains accurate information.
Marriage creates legal rights and obligations that extend far beyond the wedding day. Our legal counsel covers post-marriage matters including understanding marital property rights under Nepal law and how assets acquired during marriage are treated. We advise on inheritance rights—how Nepal law governs succession and what rights spouses have to each other's property.
For couples where one or both parties are foreign nationals, we provide guidance on name change procedures, spouse visa applications, and steps to get your Nepal marriage certificate recognized in other countries through apostille or embassy attestation.
If unfortunate circumstances arise, we also provide counsel on legal separation and divorce procedures under Nepal law, child custody considerations, and division of marital property. While we hope you never need these services, having a legal relationship with a firm that understands your marriage history provides continuity if issues arise later.
Some court marriages involve circumstances that require additional legal attention. Inter-caste and inter-religion marriages in Nepal are legally valid but may face social challenges—our legal counsel helps ensure your marriage is properly documented and protected. Marriages involving minors from other countries (where legal age differs from Nepal's 20-year requirement) need careful legal navigation.
For NRIs and Indian nationals—a significant portion of our clientele—we provide specialized counsel on how Nepal court marriage interacts with Indian marriage laws, registration requirements in India after Nepal marriage, and documentation needed for Indian legal recognition.
Contested marriages, where family members oppose the union, require legal protection. Our attorneys can advise on legal safeguards and, if necessary, represent your interests if disputes arise.
As a registered law firm, we're bound by professional ethics and attorney-client privilege. All information you share with us remains strictly confidential. We maintain secure records and follow legal standards for document handling and client communication.
Our advice is always based on Nepal law and your best interests—we don't push unnecessary services or create artificial urgency. If your situation is straightforward, we'll tell you. If it's complex, we'll explain exactly why and what legal steps are needed.
We offer a free initial consultation where you can discuss your situation with our legal team. This consultation covers eligibility assessment, documentation overview, timeline estimation, and answers to your specific legal questions. There's no obligation—use this consultation to understand your legal position before deciding how to proceed.
Contact us via phone, email, or online form to schedule your consultation. Provide basic details about your situation, and our legal team will respond within 24 hours. Whether you need comprehensive legal support or guidance on specific questions, we're here to help you navigate court marriage in Nepal with legal confidence.
Not legally mandatory, but highly recommended. Licensed attorneys ensure proper documentation, legal compliance, and protection of your rights—especially for foreign nationals or complex cases.
A registered law firm has licensed attorneys who can provide legal advice, represent you in court, and handle legal disputes. Documentation agencies can only help with paperwork, not legal matters.
Yes. Our licensed attorneys can represent you during court marriage proceedings, handle any legal objections, and resolve issues with court authorities on your behalf.
Court marriage creates legal rights including marital property rights, inheritance rights, spousal support obligations, and legal recognition as next-of-kin for medical and legal decisions.
Yes, with proper documentation. We guide you through apostille or embassy attestation processes to ensure your marriage certificate is recognized in your home country.
Court marriage in Nepal is valid regardless of family opposition if both parties are eligible adults. Our attorneys can advise on legal protections and represent your interests if disputes arise.
Yes. If circumstances require, we provide legal counsel and representation for divorce proceedings, property division, and related matters under Nepal law.
We provide legal documentation and guidance needed for spouse visa applications. The visa process itself is handled by respective embassies, but we ensure your marriage documentation meets their requirements.
Nepal law has specific provisions on marital property. We advise on how property acquired before and during marriage is treated, and how to protect your assets legally.
Yes. NRIs and Indian nationals are a significant portion of our clientele. We provide specialized counsel on Nepal-India marriage law interactions and documentation for Indian recognition.
Yes. The initial consultation is free with no obligation. Use it to understand your legal position, get answers to specific questions, and decide how you want to proceed.
As a registered law firm, we're bound by professional ethics. All information shared with us is protected by attorney-client privilege and handled with strict confidentiality.
