Child Custody Laws and Parental Rights in Nepal

Child custody in Nepal is a sensitive yet crucial legal matter governed by the Muluki Civil Code 2074. It ensures the child’s welfare after separation or divorce by outlining legal criteria for determining custody, maintenance, visitation, and parental duties. This article covers the legal definitions, eligibility, and responsibilities of custodial and non-custodial parents. It also explains how custody decisions are made based on the child's age, parental agreement, and financial capacity. Whether you're a parent going through separation or seeking clarity on your rights, this guide offers clear legal insight and guidance.

February 03, 2025

Nata Kayam (Relationship Certificate) in Nepal: Complete Guide (2026)

Complete guide to nata kayam certification in Nepal — relationship certificate from Ward Office or District Court, documents, fees, process, and uses for inheritance and citizenship. Updated April 2026.

April 10, 2025

Understanding the Children's Act 2018 in Nepal: Key Provisions and Challenges

The Children’s Act 2018 in Nepal is designed to protect children's rights, ensuring safety, education, health, and participation in society. This article explores the provisions regarding child protection, the juvenile justice system, and the roles of parents and institutions. It also discusses the challenges in enforcement and the way forward to improve child welfare in Nepal.

June 01, 2025

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