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Meet Advocate Ammar Khan
Advocate Ammar Khan is a practicing advocate with 5+ years of experience, enrolled with the Sindh Bar Council. He regularly appears before District Courts, Banking Courts, Encroachment Courts, and the High Court, handling civil, criminal, family, and banking matters.
Through LegalixHub, he shares hands-on legal guidance, drafting resources, court procedure explanations, and educational content designed for advocates, law students, and the general public.
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Court Fees Structure in Pakistan (2026): 15+ Provisions & Slab Rates Every Advocate Must Know
Introduction Every day in the District Courts, even senior practitioners occasionally trip over one small…
Civil Procedure in Pakistan (2026): From Institution of Suit to Final Judgement
Civil Procedure in Pakistan Introduction Every civil litigation practice, whether it is a suit for…
How to File a Civil Suit for Specific Performance in District Courts (2026): A Step-by-Step Admission Procedure
How to File a Civil Suit for Specific Performance in District Courts (Step-by-Step) Every young…
Divorce Procedure Under Muslim Law in Pakistan: A Complete Legal Guide (2026)
Introduction Every year, thousands of divorces in Pakistan get challenged in court simply because the…
Forced Marriage Law in Pakistan | Section 498-B PPC Explained (2026 Guide)
Forced Marriage Law in Pakistan: What Section 498-B PPC Actually Says If you’ve spent even…
Khula Procedure in Pakistan: Complete Step-by-Step Guide (2026)
Practical Introduction of Khula Procedure in Pakistan If you have practiced family law in Pakistan…
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