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Last updated: September 15, 2026
These terms explain the use of the Rahat Saleem Law website, rahatsaleemlaw.com, including its information, enquiry forms and consultation requests. Please read them alongside our Privacy Policy.
This website presents the legal services of Rahat Saleem, Advocate High Court, based in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. References to “we”, “us”, “our” or “the practice” mean Rahat Saleem Law. References to “you” mean visitors to this website and people submitting enquiries.
These terms concern use of the website. The scope, fees and arrangements for any consultation or legal representation are agreed separately.
Information published on this website, including service descriptions, articles and frequently asked questions, is provided for general information. It does not replace legal advice about your particular circumstances.
Legal advice depends on the relevant facts, documents, applicable law and procedural requirements. Information suitable for one matter may not apply to another. Obtain advice specific to your circumstances before taking or delaying legal action.
Laws, procedures and administrative requirements may change. Although we aim to keep website content useful and accurate, we do not promise that every page will reflect the latest development at all times.
Visiting this website, reading its content or sending an initial enquiry does not, by itself, establish a lawyer–client relationship or confirm that the practice has accepted your matter.
Any engagement is subject to the practice accepting your instructions and agreeing the relevant scope and terms with you. A consultation does not automatically include ongoing advice, document preparation, filing or court representation.
Nothing in these website terms overrides professional duties that apply when legal advice or services are provided.
You may request an office or online consultation through the website or by contacting the practice directly. Submitting a form with a preferred date and time is an appointment request, not a confirmed booking.
Appointment availability, consultation method and applicable fees will be confirmed directly with you. Please check any time-zone information carefully when arranging an online consultation from overseas.
If you need to cancel or reschedule, contact the practice as soon as possible. Any applicable cancellation, rescheduling or refund terms will be communicated as part of the booking arrangements.
Consultation fees, professional fees and the scope of work will be discussed and agreed separately. Do not assume that a consultation fee includes document drafting, applications, court appearances or continued representation.
Depending on the agreed work, court fees, government charges, courier costs, translation charges or other third-party expenses may also apply. Relevant charges and payment arrangements should be clarified before the work proceeds.
The practice does not guarantee any particular result, decision, settlement or completion date. Outcomes depend on the facts, evidence, applicable law and decisions of courts, authorities and other parties.
Any examples, testimonials or descriptions of previous work published on the website do not predict or guarantee the outcome of another matter.
Please provide information that is accurate and complete to the best of your knowledge. Tell the practice about relevant notices, existing proceedings, orders, hearings and deadlines when discussing your matter.
Any assessment may need to change if further information becomes available or if the information supplied is incomplete or inaccurate.
Only submit documents that you are authorised to share. Do not submit false, altered or misleading records. Keep your original documents unless the practice specifically requests them and arrangements for their handling are agreed.
Our Privacy Policy explains how personal information is handled when you use this website or contact the practice.
For an initial enquiry, provide a brief summary and your contact details. Before sending sensitive records, identity documents or detailed information about other people, ask the practice which documents are needed and how to send them.
Internet communications cannot be guaranteed to be secure or uninterrupted. Use care when sending information by email, website forms, messaging services or video-call platforms. This does not remove any confidentiality obligations imposed on the practice by applicable law or professional duties.
Website forms, email and messaging channels are not emergency services and may not receive an immediate response. If your matter involves a hearing, filing deadline or other urgent issue, contact the practice directly and clearly explain the urgency.
Do not assume that a message has been received, that your matter has been accepted or that a deadline is being handled until the practice confirms the relevant arrangements.
Online consultations are available by arrangement for clients in Pakistan and overseas. The availability of a particular service depends on the circumstances, relevant requirements and the agreed scope of work.
An online consultation does not mean that every step can be completed remotely. Original documents, signatures, verification, attestation or personal attendance may be required for some matters.
Advice about a matter in Pakistan should not be treated as advice on another country’s laws. Where foreign-law issues arise, advice from a suitably qualified professional in that jurisdiction may be needed.
Services described on this website relating to certificates, registrations and official records concern legal guidance, documentation and application-related support within the agreed scope of work.
The practice does not act as a government issuing authority. The relevant authority determines whether an application meets its requirements and whether an official document can be issued.
References to NADRA or another authority describe the subject of a service and do not imply government affiliation, authorisation or endorsement.
You must not use this website to: