Professional Legal Services | Islamabad, Pakistan
Aadils Advocates & Legal Consultants
- info@aadils.pk
- +92 51 228 7202
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve compiled answers to the most common questions clients ask us regarding legal processes, consultations, fees, case timelines, and more. If your question isn’t listed here, feel free to contact us directly.
1. How do I schedule a consultation with your law firm?
You may schedule a consultation through our online booking system, by calling our office, or by contacting us via WhatsApp. Once your request is received, a member of our team reviews the matter and confirms the appointment based on the urgency and nature of the case.
2. What is included in the initial consultation?
The initial consultation includes a confidential discussion of your legal issue, preliminary advice, an assessment of potential remedies, and guidance on the way forward. It is not a full case analysis, but it helps determine your legal position and the next procedural steps.
3. Are consultations confidential?
Yes. All consultations are strictly confidential and protected under professional ethics. No information is shared with any third party except as required by law or with your explicit consent.
4. Do you accept cases from all cities in Pakistan?
Yes. We represent clients across Pakistan through our offices, digital communication, and remote consultation facilities. Physical presence is not mandatory for most matters unless court appearance is required.
5. What documents should I provide before consultation?
Relevant documents such as notices, FIRs, agreements, screenshots, tax notices, or financial statements help us assess the case more accurately. You may upload or share these digitally prior to your meeting.
6. How are your legal fees determined?
Fees depend on the complexity of the matter, the legal remedy sought, the court where the matter is filed, and the seniority of the lawyer handling the case. Transparent fee structures are communicated before engagement.
7. Is the consultation fee adjustable in the case fee?
In certain matters and at the discretion of the firm, the consultation fee may be adjusted against the overall case charges. This depends on the complexity and scope of the engagement.
8. Do you guarantee a specific result in court?
No law firm can guarantee a particular outcome. However, we provide strategic legal advice, strong representation, and a thorough assessment of possible remedies based on law, evidence, and procedural requirements.
9. Do you handle bail matters?
Yes. We deal with both pre-arrest and post-arrest bail in all major criminal offences. Our team prepares the case strategy, documentation, and representation before relevant courts.
10. Can you assist in white-collar crime or financial fraud cases?
Yes. Our lawyers handle white-collar offences including financial fraud, embezzlement, cyber fraud, money laundering, and corporate crimes. These matters often require specialized understanding of financial laws and forensic evidence.
11. What types of cyber offences do you handle?
We deal with cyber harassment, hacking, defamation, data theft, blackmail, unauthorized access, online fraud, identity misuse, and social media disputes across all platforms.
12. Do you handle divorce, khula, child custody, and maintenance cases?
Yes. Our family law team represents clients in all major family matters, ensuring a sensitive yet strategic approach guided by Islamic principles and statutory procedures.
13. Do you handle corporate compliance and SECP matters?
Yes. We assist with incorporations, regulatory filings, shareholder matters, contracts, due diligence, and SECP investigations. Our corporate team offers comprehensive advisory and litigation support.
14. Do you draft and review commercial agreements?
Yes. We prepare, vet, and negotiate agreements including corporate contracts, employment agreements, NDAs, service agreements, joint ventures, and MoUs.
15. Do you represent banks or borrowers in financial disputes?
Yes. Our firm represents both banks and private clients in loan disputes, recovery suits, financial compliance, and regulatory actions under banking laws.