A professional and dedicated Advocate in Nepal, providing legal consultation, advice, and representation to individuals, families, businesses, and organizations. His areas of practice include Corporate Law, Business Law, Family Law, and Criminal Litigation.

He assists clients with a wide range of legal matters, including company and corporate legal issues, business agreements and disputes, family and matrimonial matters, and criminal cases. He focuses on understanding each client’s situation and providing clear, practical, and legally sound advice.

With a client-focused approach, he helps clients understand their legal rights, responsibilities, and available legal options. He provides professional legal support throughout the legal process, including consultation, documentation, negotiation, and court representation where required.

Whether you are looking for a corporate lawyer, business lawyer, family lawyer, or criminal litigation advocate in Nepal, he provides professional legal services tailored to the specific needs of each client.

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Division of Property After Divorce in Nepal: How Anshabanda Claims Work under the Civil Code

Prashna Ghimire

Wondering how property is divided after divorce in Nepal? Learn how anshabanda claims work under the Muluki Civil Code 2074, what counts as divisible property, and which documents you need.  Read More ...

Posted at : November 6, 2026
Divorce Process in Nepal

How Court Marriage Works for Foreign Nationals & NRNs in Nepal: 2026 Legal Requirements

Prashna Ghimire

A practical guide to court marriage in Nepal for foreign nationals and NRNs: embassy marital-status documents, the 15-day residence requirement, translation, court steps, and attesting the certificate for use abroad.  Read More ...

Posted at : November 1, 2026
Family Law General Laws

Wills and Inheritance in Nepal: How Property Is Distributed Without a Will

Prashna Ghimire

When someone dies without a will in Nepal, their property doesn’t automatically go to the eldest son or whoever holds the documents. It passes to legal heirs under the Muluki Civil Code 2074, and who inherits depends on the family situation. Learn how intestate succession works, who the heirs are, and how to transfer land.  Read More ...

Posted at : October 28, 2026
Property Law

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