Law Firm In Nepal | Alpine Law Associates

Yes—if recognized under Nepali conflict of laws and registered at the local embassy or relevant court. We help you register, validate, and translate foreign documents.

You can file through mutual consent or on specific legal grounds such as cruelty, desertion, or infidelity. We handle mediation, document preparation, and court representation.

For Nepali couples, the process typically takes 2 working days if all documents are in order. For foreigners or mixed-nationality couples, it usually takes 2 working days after a 15-day residency requirement in Nepal. We handle all documentation and court filings to ensure a smooth process.

Yes—two witnesses must attend the court or ward office during the marriage registration. Each witness should bring valid identification to confirm the identities and voluntary consent of the couple.

Registering a company involves several key steps:

1. Reserve the company name through the Office of the Company Registrar (OCR).

2. Submit incorporation documents (e.g., Articles and Memorandum of Association, citizenship or investor IDs) to OCR.

3. OCR reviews and approves the documents.

4. Upon approval, the company registration certificate is issued.

5. You must also register with the Inland Revenue Office (for tax) and with the local ward office as a business.
   Typically, the entire process takes 7–10 days, depending on your circumstances.

Custody is based on the best interest of the child. Courts often favor mothers for younger children. We help with interim, joint, and permanent custody arrangements and enforcement.

To register a court marriage under the National Civil Code, follow these steps:

1. Obtain the single status certificate from your ward office (or from your embassy/consulate if you're a foreign national).

2. Submit an application to the District Court, along with required documents.

3. The Court reviews your application.

4. Upon satisfaction, the Court issues the official marriage registration certificate—typically within 1–2 working days.

5. Both spouses and two witnesses must be physically present during registration.

• Grounds: Divorce may occur by mutual consent or for specific reasons, such as physical or mental abuse, adultery, or spouses living apart for over three years.

• Process:

  • Mutual consent: Can be finalized in two business days if both parties agree.

  • Contested divorce: Requires formal filing with the District Court and presentation of evidence. Courts may divide assets—commonly half of the husband’s share goes to the wife.
    Both spouses typically need to appear in court, especially in mutual consent cases.

Generally no, unless under a business arrangement through an approved foreign investment. However, long-term lease or property through local nominee partnerships are possible. We advise with full risk disclosure.