Free Legal Tools Pakistan for Advocates and Law Students
Check a deadline, a court fee, an offence or a waiting period in minutes, not hours.
These free legal tools Pakistan advocates and law students can use are built from real courtroom questions. Each tool follows the statute behind it, and each one links to a full guide so you can understand the law, not only the answer.
- 5 free legal tools
- Made for Pakistani courts
- Built by a practicing advocate
Free Legal Tools Pakistan: Pick the Calculator You Need
Every legal tool below is free to use, works on mobile, and is written for civil, criminal and family practice in Pakistan. Open a tool, enter your facts, and keep the result for your file notes.
Limitation Calculator
Find your last date to file. Enter the date, choose the Article, and get the limitation period for civil suits, appeals, revisions, execution, Section 80 CPC notice, acquittal appeals and Sindh rent case appeals.
Check My DeadlineCourt Fee Calculator
Know the court fee on your plaint before you reach the counter, so you can avoid objections, short fee notices and refiling.
Calculate FeeBailable and Non Bailable Offences Checker
Search an offence and see its punishment, whether it is bailable, cognizable and compoundable, and which court tries it.
Check OffenceTalaq Effective Date Calculator
Work out when a talaq takes effect. Useful for family court files, remarriage questions and maintenance disputes.
Find DateIddat Calculator
Find the iddat waiting period and its end date for your case, and explain the dates to a client in plain words.
Calculate IddatHow to Use These Legal Tools Pakistan Courts Expect You to Know
A tool saves time only when you use it at the right moment. Here is a simple routine that works for a new file.
1Start with limitation
Before drafting anything, run the Limitation Calculator. A time barred case cannot be saved by a good draft, so check this first.
2Fix the court fee
Once you know the relief, use the Court Fee Calculator so the plaint is accepted without a fee objection.
3Classify the offence
For a criminal file, check the offence first. Whether it is bailable or compoundable decides which application you draft next. Our CrPC procedures and bail guides show how to move from the answer to the application.
4Confirm family law dates
In a divorce matter, work out the talaq effective date and then the iddat period. Both dates matter for maintenance, remarriage and dower claims.
Which Free Legal Tool Do You Need?
Match your situation with the right calculator.
Why Trust These Legal Tools?
LegalixHub is run by Advocate Ammar Khan, who appears before District Courts, Banking Courts, Encroachment Courts and the High Court. Every tool is built around the text of the law it follows, so you can trace each result back to a statute and cite it with confidence.
Want to go deeper than a calculator? Read the full author profile, or browse our legal drafts and court formats for ready to use applications.
Free Legal Tools Pakistan: Frequently Asked Questions
Are these legal tools really free to use?
Yes. All five legal tools on LegalixHub are free to use for advocates, law students and the general public.
Can I rely on the result of a legal tool in court?
Treat each result as a fast, well researched starting point for your preparation. Before you file, always confirm the result against the current text of the statute, any amendment that applies in your province, and the facts of your case.
Which law does the Limitation Calculator follow?
It follows the Limitation Act, 1908, and covers civil suits, appeals, revisions, execution, Section 80 CPC notice, acquittal appeals and Sindh rent case appeals.
Does the offences checker cover provincial amendments?
The checker is built on the Second Schedule of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. A province may amend a provision, so check the current text for your province before you rely on a result.
What is the difference between the Talaq Effective Date Calculator and the Iddat Calculator?
They answer two different questions. The Talaq Effective Date Calculator, based on the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, helps you find when the divorce takes effect. The Iddat Calculator helps you find the waiting period and its end date. Use both when a family matter depends on these dates.
Will more legal tools be added?
Yes. New tools are added regularly, based on the questions advocates and law students ask most. Check this page again, or use the contact page to suggest a tool.
Please note: These tools are for education and preparation, and are not a substitute for legal advice on your own case. Read our disclaimer for details.
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