Scope of Legal Practice & Representation
Preserving family wealth across generations requires confidential legal structuring. ZCA LEGAL counsels high-net-worth business families, Non-Resident Bangladeshis (NRBs), and private clients under the Succession Act 1925, Hindu Personal Law, and Muslim Personal Law (Shariat).
Estate Planning & Probate Capabilities
- Wills (Wasiyat) & Testamentary Structuring: Drafting clear, legally binding Wills and Wasiyats to prevent contested probate litigation upon demise.
- Registered Heba & Gift Deeds: Executing registered Heba and Heba Bil Ewaz deeds between blood relations with nominal government stamp duties under the Registration Act 1908.
- District Judge Court Probate Suits: Filing formal petitions for Probate of registered Wills, publishing general citations in national dailies, and obtaining final Letters of Administration.
- Succession Certificates (Section 372): Securing court Succession Certificates for the prompt release of deceased bank balances, company shares, and National Savings Certificates (Sanchayapatra).
- Family Settlement Deeds: Drafting comprehensive compromise deeds dividing ancestral properties among legal heirs (Warisans) to avoid multi-year partition lawsuits.
Confidential Family Stewardship
We deliver compassionate, private counsel that ensures our clients’ legacy and family harmony remain legally protected.
Step-by-Step Legal Procedure
1
Preliminary Consultation & Fact Assessment
Evaluating client business model, relevant laws, and drafting roadmap.
2
Document Vetting & Statutory Drafting
Preparing customized agreements, petitions, affidavits, and board resolutions.
3
Regulatory Filing & Hearings
Submitting to RJSC / High Court / NBR / BIDA and conducting judicial hearings.
4
Certified Execution & Compliance
Delivering certified licenses, court orders, and ongoing retainer support.
Required Documentation Checklist
National ID / Passport copy of directors or applicants
Registered commercial office tenancy agreement & utility bill
Trade License, e-TIN, and relevant sector permits
Draft agreements, bank return memos, or existing correspondence
