Practice areas
Ali Law Associate
Study guide
How to use this page
Pick an area below, or jump straight to the section that matches your situation. Each guide is written for clients who want to understand the landscape before the consult.
This page is for orientation — not legal advice. Bring your facts to WhatsApp or chambers for counsel on your matter.
Chapter 01
Civil Litigation
Civil litigation covers disputes between individuals or organisations — contracts, money claims, injunctions, and related relief before civil courts and the High Court.
Common matters
- 1.Breach of contract and recovery of money
- 2.Injunctions and interim relief
- 3.Specific performance and declaration suits
- 4.Appeals and revisions in civil matters
How counsel helps
We frame the claim or defence, prepare pleadings and evidence, and appear for hearings with a clear view of settlement options versus trial.
Before you consult
Write down dates, amounts, and any written agreements before the consult — timelines drive civil strategy.
Chapter 02
Criminal Law
Criminal matters involve the state and the accused — from first information and bail to trial, appeal, and related High Court proceedings.
Common matters
- 1.Bail applications and cancellation
- 2.Trial representation and defence strategy
- 3.Quashment and High Court petitions
- 4.Appeals against conviction or sentence
How counsel helps
Urgent steps first (bail, protection of rights), then a structured defence or prosecution support with papers ready for each stage.
Before you consult
Keep copies of the FIR, remand papers, and any notices. Note every court date and who appeared.
Chapter 03
Family Law
Family law addresses marriage, divorce, custody, maintenance, and related personal status questions with care for both procedure and the people involved.
Common matters
- 1.Khula, divorce, and dissolution proceedings
- 2.Custody and visitation arrangements
- 3.Maintenance and dower claims
- 4.Guardianship and related petitions
How counsel helps
Plain-language options, filings prepared for the family forum, and steady updates so you know what each hearing is for.
Before you consult
List dependents, existing orders, and what outcome you need most — custody, maintenance, or status clarity.
Chapter 04
Property / Real Estate
Property work spans title, possession, transfers, and disputes over land or buildings — often document-heavy and fact-specific.
Common matters
- 1.Title disputes and possession suits
- 2.Specific performance of sale agreements
- 3.Partition and co-ownership issues
- 4.Mutation, registry, and transfer questions
How counsel helps
We review documents first, map ownership and risk, then pursue negotiation or court action with papers that match the registry trail.
Before you consult
Gather sale deeds, mutation records, site plans, and any notices — property cases turn on the paper trail.
Chapter 05
Corporate & Commercial
Corporate and commercial counsel supports companies and traders — contracts, disputes, and day-to-day legal structure for business in Lahore and beyond.
Common matters
- 1.Commercial contracts and dispute resolution
- 2.Partnership and company-related issues
- 3.Recovery and enforcement for businesses
- 4.Advisory on transactions and risk
How counsel helps
Practical drafting and negotiation where possible; litigation when needed — always with commercial timelines in mind.
Before you consult
Bring the contract, correspondence, and a short timeline of performance and breach.
Chapter 06
Constitutional Law
Constitutional practice focuses on fundamental rights, writ jurisdiction, and High Court petitions where state action or public duty is in question.
Common matters
- 1.Writ petitions under High Court jurisdiction
- 2.Fundamental rights and public law remedies
- 3.Service and regulatory challenges where appropriate
- 4.Related appellate and review steps
How counsel helps
We assess whether a constitutional remedy fits, prepare a focused petition, and argue for relief that matches the rights and facts at stake.
Before you consult
Note the authority you are challenging, the order or omission, and the right you say was affected — precision matters in writs.