Family Law

Hi, 

Below are Family Law private colleges:

Note- This information is sourced from the official website/ counselling body and may vary.

Here are some top family law books in India, briefly put together: 

Tahir Mahmood, Family Law in India, Comprehensive and widely accepted.
HINDU LAW (Family Law - I) by Dr. S.R. Myneni: Actually deals with the subject matter of Hindu Law applicable to a substantial percentage of the population.
Modern Hindu Law by Dr. Paras Diwan: This deals with contemporary issues and judicial pronouncements thus providing a deeper insight into Hindu Law.

• Nature, Definition and Forms of Marriage
• Conditions for Marriage & Registration of Marriage
• Marriage Ceremonies and proof of Marriage
• Degree of Prohibited relationship and Sapinda relationship
• Maintenance and Adoption
• Guardianship
• Grounds of Void & Voidable Marriage

The family law-related job profiles are:

• Professor in family law
• Family lawyer
• Family advocate
• Family law advisor
• Divorce lawyer
• Divorce expert lawyer

For UG

• Pass Class 12 from a recognized board.
• Score at least 45-50 percent aggregate.

Fore PG:

•  LLB degree from an institute of a recognized institute.
• Minimum 50-55 percent aggregate from an institute of a recognized college.

Yes, the demand for a family law professional is always consistent. Lawyers for divorce, alimony, separation, adoption and all such matter are always in demand. Thus it is a good career option.  

Some of the colleges that offer Family Law courses are: 

• Nalsar University of Law
• KIIT School of Law (KSOL)
• Amity University, Noida

Here are some tips for success in a Family Law course, You must go through and practice practically if you are passionate about the field:

• Attend all classes and participate in discussions.
• Take good notes and review them regularly.
• Start studying for exams early.
• Take elective courses and participate in internships
• Get help from your instructor or a tutor if you need it.

Family Law has a good career scope. Family Law is an important area and is always in demand, and experienced professionals are always sought after. Even if you're not going to be a practicing lawyer, knowledge of family law can provide a very interesting and important insight into your own rights and responsibilities, especially with such issues as marriage, divorce, child custody, or inheritance.