Talaq in Pakistan is the legal and religious process by which a Muslim husband dissolves his marriage following Islamic principles and the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961. The process begins when the husband pronounces divorce, either verbally or in writing, and submits a formal notice to the Union Council, which then informs the wife. A mandatory 90-day reconciliation period follows, during which efforts are made to resolve differences. If reconciliation fails, a divorce certificate is issued, finalizing the separation. Failure to register Talaq with the Union Council can result in legal complications. After divorce, the husband is obligated to fulfill financial responsibilities, including the payment of Haq Mehr (dower) and any agreed maintenance. The wife must observe the Iddat period (typically three months) before she can remarry. If children are involved, their custody and financial support are determined by the Guardian and Wards Act. Talaq in Pakistan is a structured process designed to ensure fairness and legal protection for both parties, making it essential to follow proper legal procedures and seek professional legal guidance where necessary.