Mohammed Hussain

Associate, Personal Status Litigation

Mohammed represents clients in delicate and highly consequential family law matters before the Iraqi courts. His work is distinguished by a strong command of procedural requirements, attention to detail, and the ability to present complex personal circumstances effectively within statutory frameworks. Mohammed’s approach blends legal precision with a strong understanding of the social and cultural aspects that often shape personal status cases in Iraq.

He regularly assists clients in navigating disputes related to marriage, divorce, custody, inheritance, guardianship, and financial obligations, ensuring their rights and interests are fully protected at every stage of litigation. Known for his composed courtroom presence and strategic case preparation, Mohammed provides clients with clear guidance during emotionally challenging proceedings and helps them achieve favorable outcomes grounded in both legal standards and equitable considerations.

Main Experience

Represent clients in divorce proceedings involving contested financial claims, custody disagreements, and division of marital assets.

Handle child custody and visitation disputes, preparing evidence and arguments that reflect the best interests of the child.

Assist clients in filing and defending inheritance and guardianship claims, including complex family structures and disputed succession rights.

Manage cases involving marital contracts, alimony claims, and proof-of-marriage or proof-of-divorce procedures before personal status courts.

Advise clients on pre-litigation strategy and statutory requirements in personal status cases, ensuring full compliance with court procedures and evidentiary rules.