Court representation means an advocate appears for you, files your pleadings and argues your case. Our advocates appear before the district and sessions courts, Family Courts, special courts and tribunals in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, and before the Islamabad High Court and the Lahore High Court Rawalpindi Bench.
Who this is for
- Anyone with a pending case who needs an advocate
- People unhappy with their current representation who want to change lawyers
- Overseas Pakistanis who cannot attend court themselves
- Businesses needing a firm to handle several cases
How the court representation & proceedings process works
- 1
File review
We review the court file, orders and next date.
- 2
Power of attorney
You sign a wakalatnama authorising us to appear for you.
- 3
Appearance
We attend every hearing and handle applications and adjournments.
- 4
Updates
You receive an update after each date.
- 5
Decision
We argue the matter and advise on appeal or execution after the decision.
Documents you need
- ◆Copies of the plaint, written statement or FIR
- ◆Latest court orders and the next hearing date
- ◆Your CNIC
- ◆Any documents filed in the case
Timeline and fees
| Timeline | We can usually appear from the next hearing date once the wakalatnama is signed and the file is reviewed. |
|---|---|
| Fees | Quoted in writing after we review your documents. Court matters are quoted stage by stage (filing, evidence, arguments) so you know the cost of each step before it starts. |
| Governing law | Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 · Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 · Legal Practitioners and Bar Councils Act, 1973 |
Courts and forums
- District and Sessions Courts, Islamabad and Rawalpindi
- Family Courts and Guardian Courts
- Special courts, including banking and anti-corruption courts
- Rent tribunals and service tribunals
- Islamabad High Court and Lahore High Court, Rawalpindi Bench
Taking over a case
If your case is already running, we review the file, identify what has been missed, and pick up from the next date.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change my lawyer during a case?
Yes. You sign a new wakalatnama, and we file it in court and take over the file.
Do I need to attend every hearing?
Not always. In many civil matters your advocate can appear for you; criminal cases usually require the accused to attend.
Do you appear in the High Court?
Yes, our advocates appear before the Islamabad High Court and the Lahore High Court Rawalpindi Bench.
