You can hire the services of a lawyer to file a suit for conjugal rights in Pakistan.
A copy of the ID card and the marriage certificate is required to file a conjugal rights case in Pakistan.
The family court in Pakistan has jurisdiction over the case of conjugal rights.
The suit for restitution of conjugal rights takes about 3 to 6 months in Pakistan.
The only ground required to file this case is that the partner is willfully not fulfilling his or her duty of intimacy. If the husband or the wife is willfully not living with the partner, then it is a valid ground.
Yes! A husband can file a case if the wife leaves home willfully.
The defenses available against a conjugal rights claim are that the husband willfully kicked the wife out of the house, or the wife doesn’t want to further live with her husband and needs khula.
Yes! The courts can enforce their decree. The court can confiscate the assets of the husband if the decree is not enforced.
The assets of the spouse will be attached if the spouse disobeys a decree of conjugal rights in Pakistan.
Yes! The conjugal rights can be claimed along with the maintenance or dower amount.
No! The conjugal rights do not affect the child custody matter. Both issues are different in nature and do not affect each other.