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Civil Law
Property and title disputes, specific performance, recovery suits, injunctions and succession matters — argued with the documents in order before the hearing, not after.
Lahore · Established 2019
Every case prepared like it's the only one on the docket.
Warraich Law Firm represents clients in civil, criminal, corporate and cybercrime matters before the Lahore High Court and the district courts — with the file read, the law checked, and the argument ready before the first hearing.
Nabeel Anwar WarraichFounding Advocate
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Rights of audience
What we handle
Seven practices, one standard of preparation.
The firm takes work across the civil and criminal side, advises businesses on corporate, tax and customs matters, and has particular depth in cases turning on digital evidence.
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Criminal Law
Pre-arrest and post-arrest bail, trial defence, quashment of FIRs, and criminal appeals and revisions before the Sessions Court and the Lahore High Court.
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Family Law
Khula and divorce, custody and guardianship, maintenance and dower recovery, and guardian certificates — handled discreetly, and settled rather than litigated wherever both sides are willing.
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Corporate Law
Company incorporation and SECP filings, commercial agreements, shareholder and partnership documentation, employment contracts, and regulatory compliance for businesses in and around Lahore.
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Tax
Income tax notices and assessments, FBR proceedings, sales tax registration and returns, and appeals before the Commissioner and the Appellate Tribunal.
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Customs
Import and export documentation, valuation and classification disputes, seizure and confiscation proceedings, duty drawback claims, and appeals before the customs authorities.
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Cybercrime
Matters under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act — online harassment and blackmail, financial and account fraud, defamation, data breaches, and FIA complaints from filing through trial.
The founder
Nabeel Anwar Warraich
Civil · Criminal · Corporate · Cybercrime
Nabeel has practised since 2017 and founded Warraich Law Firm in 2019 on a simple premise: a client deserves an advocate who has actually read the file. He holds both an LLB and an LLM from the University of the Punjab, and appears regularly before the Lahore High Court and the district judiciary.
His docket runs from property and contract disputes to criminal defence and corporate advisory, with particular depth in cybercrime — cases under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, FIA proceedings, and the digital evidence that increasingly decides commercial matters too.
- 2017Began practice; enrolled with the Lahore Bar Association
- 2017LLB and LLM, University of the Punjab, Lahore
- 2019Enrolled with the Lahore High Court Bar Association
- 2019Founded Warraich Law Firm
How a matter moves
From first call to final order.
Four stages. You'll know which one your case is in at any point.
Stage I
Consultation
Call or message on WhatsApp and describe the matter. You'll get an honest read on whether you have a case worth filing.
Stage II
Assessment
Documents reviewed, limitation checked, forum decided. You receive the position, the options and the likely cost in writing.
Stage III
Filing
Pleadings drafted, evidence assembled, and the case instituted in the correct court — with the paperwork complete the first time.
Stage IV
Representation
Appearance through every hearing to judgment, with an update after each date rather than only when you ask.
Where we appear
Forums and jurisdictions.
- Lahore High CourtPrincipal seat
- District & Sessions Courts, LahoreCivil & criminal
- Civil & Family Courts, PunjabTrial forum
- FIA Cybercrime Wing & Special CourtsPECA 2016
- Banking & Consumer CourtsStatutory
- Rent & Labour TribunalsTribunals
The firm
Six advocates, one file standard.
Nabeel Anwar Warraich
Founding Advocate
Civil, criminal & cybercrime
Shahid Amin Wattoo
Advocate
Criminal & civil litigation
Arsalan Khan Sawati
Advocate
Family law
Rana Akmal
Advocate
Corporate & income tax
Rana Shehzad
Advocate
Customs law
Ali Ehtisham Sandhu
Advocate
Common questions
Before you call.
Draft answers — review and correct these before the site goes live.
The first conversation is to understand the matter and tell you honestly whether it is worth filing. Fees are agreed in writing before any work begins and depend on the forum, the complexity and the expected number of hearings. The firm does not take a matter without telling you what it will cost.
It depends on the forum and the nature of the suit. A well-prepared case moves faster than one filed with incomplete documents, because adjournments for missing paperwork are the most common cause of delay. At the assessment stage you'll get a realistic estimate rather than an optimistic one.
Yes. Pre-arrest (anticipatory) bail is available in appropriate cases and is time-sensitive — the earlier you call after learning of an FIR, the more options remain open. Bring the FIR number and police station if you have them; if not, they can be traced.
Complaints under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act are filed with the FIA Cybercrime Wing. The firm drafts and files the complaint, preserves and presents the digital evidence properly, follows up with the investigating officer, and represents you if the matter proceeds to a special court. Do not delete messages, screenshots or call records before speaking to a lawyer.
Your CNIC, and every document connected to the matter — agreements, registry or mutation papers, receipts, notices, the FIR or complaint, and any WhatsApp or email correspondence. Bring originals if you have them and photocopies if you do not. Incomplete papers cost more time than they save.
Yes. Overseas Pakistanis are a regular part of the practice, particularly in property, inheritance and family matters. Most of it can be handled through a properly attested power of attorney, with updates by call or WhatsApp; the firm will tell you exactly which documents need attestation from the Pakistani mission in your country.
Yes, through the Family Courts, including khula and divorce, custody and guardianship, maintenance and dower recovery. These matters are handled discreetly and, where the parties are willing, settled rather than litigated.
Get in touch
Speak with the firm.
Based in Lahore and accepting new civil, criminal, corporate and cybercrime matters. Call, message on WhatsApp, or write in — you'll hear back from an advocate, not an assistant.
Phone0302 2799906
WhatsApp0302 2799906
EmailNanwar532@gmail.com
Office5 Turner Road, Lahore
HoursMonday to Saturday
Book a consultation
Send a short note with your city and the nature of the matter. The firm will confirm a time, usually the same day.
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