How long to obtain an obedience order for a Muslim wife who left with two children?

Dear Questioner,

This must be done through a lawsuit, not just a court order. It may take a few months.

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The obedience lawsuit takes from a week to a month depending on the speed of the announcement and the proximity of the sessions. We are honored to work on this lawsuit.

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Dear Questioner,

It depends on where you will raise the case.

If in AD or Al Ain courts, it could take around 2 to 3 months. This is also subject to whether your wife appeals the judgment or not as if she appeals the process will be longer (1 or 2 more additional months usually).

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There is no specific time period. It depends on the court, its discretion, and the dates of the sessions, which is most likely a few months.

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for your inquiry regarding the process of obtaining an obedience order for your wife who has left with your two young children.

In Dubai, the process for obtaining an obedience order can vary depending on the specific circumstances of the case.

Generally, it involves filing a case in the Family Court, where the court will consider factors such as the reasons for the wife leaving and the well-being of the children.

The time it takes to obtain an order can differ, but it typically involves several hearings and can take a few months.

To provide you with more accurate guidance tailored to your situation and to ensure that all legal steps are taken correctly, I recommend discussing the details of your case directly with me.

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