Muslim (Personal Law)

The Family Court may direct the husband (or wife in CrPC 125 proceedings) to produce:

Yes. A spouse may file for an injunction to prevent alienation or sale of property. Under Order XXXIX Rules 1

Yes. Muslim spouses can enter into a Khula settlement (wife-initiated divorce with financial terms) or a Mubarat settlement (mutual divorce

In Faskh cases, a Muslim wife or husband may relocate, but the Family Court evaluates whether relocation affects child custody,

Yes, if the court believes visitation may harm the child’s safety or emotional well-being. Muslim law does not restrict visitation

Custody follows Hizanat principles:

If the husband refuses despite a court order under CrPC 125 or DV Act, the court may:

Yes—though rare. CrPC Section 125 allows a husband to claim maintenance if he is unable to maintain himself and the

For Muslim women, interim maintenance lasts:

Interim maintenance is temporary financial support provided to the wife (and children) during the pendency of divorce proceedings. Under Muslim