Child Related Services (FAQ’S)

  1. What is child custody?

    Child custody refers to the care and control of a child after the parents’ separation or divorce. It involves decisions about the child’s upbringing, education, and welfare.
  2. Who handles child custody cases in Pakistan?

    Child custody cases in Pakistan are managed by family courts under the Guardians and Wards Act.
  3. What factors influence child custody decisions?

    Custody decisions are based on the child’s best interests, considering their age, health, emotional needs, and overall welfare.
  4. What is child adoption?

    Child adoption involves legally taking a child from another family and assuming parental responsibilities, ensuring the child’s well-being and rights within the family.
  5. What documents are needed before starting the adoption process?
    Adopting parents must provide:
  • A profile indicating their preference for the child’s gender and age.
  • Relevant documents, including profession, income, and marital status.
  1. What happens after obtaining the guardianship decree?

    Adopting parents can apply for a NADRA B-form (Child Registration Certificate) to legally register the child.
  2. Are there financial requirements for adopting a child?

    Yes, adoptive parents must prove they have the financial ability to raise the child.
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