Property Division (Ansha Banda)
Fair partition of marital and ancestral property, plus alimony and maintenance settlement under the Muluki Civil Code 2074.
Before a divorce is finalized, ancestral and marital property partition (Ansha Banda) is evaluated. We establish the full scope of assets, assert your legal share, and negotiate a settlement.
Whether the outcome is a lump-sum alimony or monthly maintenance, we document and represent your claim so the final decree reflects a fair division.
What’s Included
- Ancestral (Ansha) partition rights
- Marital asset valuation and discovery
- Lump-sum or monthly alimony settlements
- Documentation and court representation
Frequently Asked Questions
How is property divided during divorce in Nepal?
Under the Muluki Civil Code 2074, ancestral and marital property partition (Ansha Banda) is evaluated before divorce. The wife is entitled to her legal partition share, or parties may mutually agree on a lump-sum alimony or monthly maintenance settlement.
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