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Nafaqa (Maintenance) Calculator — Pakistan
Nafaqa (Maintenance) Calculator — Pakistan
Estimate suggested maintenance for wife and minor children. This tool provides two estimation methods and explains limitations — courts have final discretion.
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Important: This calculator is an estimator only. There is **no single statutory formula** for nafΔqa in Pakistan. Family courts consider many factors (husband’s income, lifestyle, reasonable needs of spouse/children, existing obligations, health, number of dependents, whether wife earns, property, and conduct). Use results for guidance only — consult a family lawyer or court for a binding order.
Evidence checklist when seeking nafΔqa:
Proof of husband’s income (salary slips, bank statements, tax records).
CNICs of parties, marriage certificate (nikahnama), children's birth certificates.
Household expenses (rent, utilities, education, medical receipts).
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