KLCKhakwani Law ChamberAdvocates & Legal Consultants
Trusted legal counsel in Multan

Steady counsel.
Rigorous advocacy.

Khakwani Law Chamber represents individuals, families and businesses across civil, criminal, family, property and corporate matters — from first advice to the final hearing.

Years in practice
25+
Matters handled
3,500+
Advocates on the team
14
Abdul Rehman Khakwani, founder of Khakwani Law Chamber
Consultation hoursMon – Sat, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PMIn-person at the chamber or by video call for clients abroad.
We appear beforeLahore High Court, Multan BenchDistrict & Sessions CourtsFamily CourtsBanking CourtsRevenue & Special Tribunals
[Photo: chamber library / office]
Established in Multan, 1998
About the chamber

A chamber built on preparation, candour and results.

Founded in 1998 by Abdul Rehman Khakwani, Advocate High Court, Khakwani Law Chamber brings together advocates who know the courts of South Punjab closely. We give clients a clear view of where they stand, what it will take, and what it will cost — before any step is taken.

What began as a two-room practice beside the Multan Kutchery is now a team of fourteen advocates and support staff. Our strongest work is in contested property and inheritance disputes, bail and criminal appeals, and family matters — the cases where local knowledge of courts, revenue records and procedure makes the difference.

  • Confidential, partner-led advice
  • Transparent fee discussion
  • Regular case updates
  • Support for overseas Pakistanis
Meet our advocates
How we work

From your first call to the final order, you know what happens next.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    Meet an advocate in person or by video. We listen, review your documents and explain your position plainly.

  2. 02

    Case assessment

    We set out your options, likely timelines and a clear fee estimate so you can decide with confidence.

  3. 03

    Strategy & filing

    Pleadings, applications and evidence are prepared carefully and filed in the right forum on time.

  4. 04

    Representation

    We appear at every hearing and keep you updated after each date until your matter is resolved.

Our team

The advocates behind your case.

Speak to an advocate
  • Abdul Rehman Khakwani

    Abdul Rehman Khakwani

    Founder · Advocate High Court

    LL.B (BZU). Leads the chamber’s civil, property and constitutional work.

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    Barrister Usman Khakwani

    Partner · Advocate High Court

    Bar-at-Law (Lincoln’s Inn). Corporate, banking and commercial disputes.

  • [Portrait photo]

    Ayesha Siddiqa Bhatti

    Senior Associate

    LL.M (PU). Family law, guardianship and succession for local and overseas clients.

“Our family’s land dispute had been dragging on for eleven years. The chamber traced the old revenue records, explained every step in plain Urdu, and we finally had a decree in our favour.”
Muhammad Aslam · Property & inheritance, Shujabad
FAQs

Questions clients ask before they call.

Don’t see yours? Call the chamber or send a message and we’ll reply within one working day.

How do I book a consultation?

Call or WhatsApp the chamber on +92 61 451 2780, or send the form below. We will confirm a time for an in-person or video consultation.

What does a consultation cost?

An initial 30-minute consultation is Rs. 5,000, adjusted against your fee if you instruct us. Full case fees are explained in writing before any work begins.

Can you help if I live outside Pakistan?

Yes. We handle matters for overseas clients through video consultations, email updates and, where needed, a power of attorney.

What documents should I bring?

Bring any notices, agreements, court orders, title documents or correspondence related to your matter, plus your CNIC.

Which courts do you appear in?

We appear before the Lahore High Court Multan Bench, district and sessions courts, family and banking courts, and relevant tribunals.

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