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We provide specialized legal consultations in divorce, irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’), alimony, visitation, custody, educational guardianship, and countless other family disputes. This is done by directing you to a lawyer specializing in personal status cases who understands the sensitivity of the situation and works to fully protect your rights, without delay or reckless steps.
We have been working in personal status and family cases in Egypt for over sixteen years. We always have innovative solutions, are honest with our clients about all our expectations, and do not leave them vulnerable to intimidation or terror. Our team of personal status lawyers handles family disputes with high professionalism, while strictly adhering to Egyptian laws and family courts.
At Korayem Law Firm, we handle the most difficult personal status cases in Egypt with an approach that combines legal decisiveness with human understanding. Whether you are in a divorce, irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’), alimony, custody, obedience, or other family disputes.
We are a law firm for family cases that doesn’t offer superficial services. We handle your case from consultation to execution of the judgment, whether it concerns custody, alimony, obedience, visitation, or other countless family disputes.
At Korayem Legal Services, you’ll find a personal status lawyer who understands that each case is a complex social story, not just a matter of procedures. Consultation, settlement, pleading, and implementation are all implemented according to a realistic plan that takes into account the personal context, legal rights, and personal desires.
We handle divorce and irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) cases in a manner that fulfills the client’s ultimate desire: assessing the situation, reviewing the reasons, providing honest family legal advice on the best ways to fight the legal battle, preparing a complete and coherent legal file, and representing you before the Family Court with a defense plan based on previous experience, not ready-made formulas.
Irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) cases may appear simple on the surface, but sometimes they are complicated by the appearance of a dowry. We resort to irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) cases when we lack strong grounds to pursue divorce, as irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) is not our first option.
We provide legal consultation in personal status and family cases, helping you assess the situation and determine the chances of success before taking any legal action, as the initial decision determines the course and outcome.
If you are facing a personal status case in Egypt-whether it’s divorce, irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’), alimony, custody, or other family disputes and personal status cases-and are looking for a personal status lawyer who will manage your case wisely and accurately, Korayem Law Firm provides reliable legal representation and consultations that pave the way for a solution that respects your rights and takes your privacy into account.
Start with a thorough analysis through legal consultation on personal status cases in Egypt. Whether you are facing a divorce, irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’), alimony, custody, or other personal status and family disputes in Egypt, we objectively assess your legal position and chart a clear path toward a solution that is appropriate for your situation.
We prepare the required documents, including marriage or divorce contracts, powers of attorney, and defense memoranda, in full compliance with family court procedures, under the supervision of an attorney who understands the nature, timing, and sensitivity of the dispute.
We represent you in divorce, irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) and other cases, and we follow up on all procedures until the ruling is issued and implemented, while ensuring your rights are protected and avoiding unnecessary escalation.
Personal status cases in Egypt include divorce, irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’), alimony, custody, obedience, visitation, proof of paternity, and proof of marriage. All of these cases are heard before family courts in accordance with Egyptian Personal Status Law.
In divorce, the wife has the right to claim all her financial rights (deferred dowry, alimony, and maintenance during the waiting period), whereas in irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’), the wife waives these rights in exchange for separation. irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) requires the wife to acknowledge her dislike of married life. However, this waiver never includes waiving the rights of the children, their maintenance, or their housing; these are two different matters.
When involved in any family dispute, such as a divorce, irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’), alimony, or custody case, it is advisable to seek the help of a personal status lawyer who is familiar with the law and the procedural procedures of family courts. At Korayem Legal Services, we have a team of highly skilled personal status lawyers who can be relied upon to provide accurate legal advice and implement it with skill and extensive experience.
Yes. A wife may file an objection to the obedience notice within 30 days, stating the reasons for refusing to return, such as unsafe housing or mistreatment by her husband. These reasons can be proven by all legal means.
Custody automatically remains with the mother until the child reaches the age of fifteen, whether male or female. Custody remains with the mother unless she is denied custody for any reason, such as marriage to another man. In this case, custody is transferred to the mother on the maternal side, then to the mother on the paternal side, and then followed by women according to the custody arrangement stipulated in the law. It is not permissible to agree to anything contrary to this arrangement unless the agreement is amicable and undocumented.
Once marriage is established, the wife is entitled to alimony, and her husband shall provide alimony for her. However, specific amounts for alimony cannot be determined or predicted, as alimony varies depending on the husband's financial situation. There are no fixed percentages of alimony payable under the law.
An irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) lawsuit is filed by initially submitting a settlement request, preparing all necessary documents, and going to the family court. During the proceedings, it is required to provide proof of payment of the dowry to the wife, and for the wife to declare that she no longer desires to live with her husband. Usually, the wife's personal declaration is required, rather than through a lawyer, in addition to some formalities during the proceedings.
Yes, provided the marriage is legal. However, a customary marriage does not entitle the wife to alimony. However, if it is valid, paternity can be proven through it.
The office handles all personal status cases, from divorce and irrevocable divorce upon compensation from wife (Khul’) to the implementation of visitation and custody rulings. It provides full legal and procedural support, from consultation to execution.
Contact the Korayem Legal Services Office to request legal advice from a personal status lawyer at the office. The specialized lawyer will then develop a comprehensive plan for the family dispute before the family court.