Child Custody Services -The best interests of the minor must come first when the matter is brought before the court. When dealing with such cases, courts must operate in loco parentis and take several factors into account. However, this is not always the case, with Pakistani courts resolving guardianship and custody issues pending adjudication. 

The non-custodial parents have actually been abused and victimized in the great majority of cases that are ongoing in several guardian courts in Pakistan under the pretext of procedural issues, particularly during the status of minor custody and divorce processes. A very restricted visitation schedule is granted to the non-custodial parent to meet the children, even after months of waiting for the initial in-person meeting. This visitation schedule on court premises is often as little as once a month for two hours. It is surprising to learn that this visitation schedule has become standard practice in Pakistan's guardian's courts, having been adhered to for many years. Stated differently, the visitation order issued to non-custodial parents in guardian courts has evolved to resemble a "template" that calls for two hours of court time once a month. Furthermore, a custodial parent can easily circumvent the previously specified two-hour visiting schedule by producing a fictitious medical certificate expressing their inability to attend. The non-custodial parent is forced to wait for the next scheduled meeting in such circumstances. Guardian courts typically take a relatively lenient stance toward these justifications offered by custodial parents.