Mylawyer Global

Mylawyer Global offers full-service legal support, including criminal defense, property law, family law, divorce, court marriage registration, cyber law, immigration law (U.S. visa guidance), banking offenses, cheque bounce cases, contract drafting, power of attorney, corporate counsel, business registration, and online legal consultation.

Yes. Clients in Nepal or abroad can receive professional legal guidance through online consultation via phone, email, or video call.

Yes. Divorce from abroad is possible through a Power of Attorney, and our team provides complete guidance on documentation and the legal process.

Yes. Mylawyer Global provides U.S. visitor visa (B1/B2) application support, document preparation, and interview preparation.

Yes. We provide complete support for court marriage registration, required documents, drafting, and court representation.

The divorce procedure in Nepal is governed by the National Civil Code, 2074 (Part 3, Chapter 3).
There are two main ways to get divorced:
(1) Mutual Consent Divorce (दुवैजनाको सहमतिमा): Both husband and wife jointly agree to end the marriage. The court can finalize the divorce within 1–2 weeks after verification.
(2) Single Party Divorce (एकतर्फी सम्बन्ध विच्छेद): When one spouse files without the other’s consent. The court issues a notice to the other party and proceeds after hearing. It may take more than 12 months depending on circumstances.

Our office provides complete legal representation and drafting for both types.

Yes. We specializes in Divorce Filing and Legal Process from Abroad. Nepali citizens living overseas can process their divorce legally in Nepal through ( online documentation ) our expert team (divorce processing lawyers ) without needing to travel You can appoint your representative through a " Power of Attorney " (Adhikrit waris) in Nepal. For more details (Online Consultation Available) call: 9851025303

If you believe you received an unfair alimony or property share, you can file a review or revision application in the District Court or High Court under the National Civil Code.
Our firm helps clients:
(a) Reopen unfair property settlements.
(b) File appeals or review petitions.
(c) Present financial and documentary evidence to claim rightful share.

We provide strong legal representation to protect your rights and secure fair justice under Nepalese law. call: 9851025303

Yes, absolutely. According to the Marriage Registration Act of Nepal, a Nepali citizen and a foreign citizen can legally register their marriage in Nepal through the District Court.
The foreign national must submit a No Objection Certificate (NOC) issued by their Embassy in Nepal, confirming they are free to marry. Our firm handles all embassy coordination and translation work as required. For more detail call: 9851025303