Family Law

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.

Some of the subjects include: 

• 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 Level, the students have to pass Class 12 in any stream from an institute of the recognized board of schools with at least 45-50 percent aggregate. Or, the candidate must have a graduation degree in any stream with minimum 50-55 percent aggregate from an institute of a recognized college. For PG Level, the students must be the holder of the LLB degree 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.

A legal career in the field of Family Law can offer many chances. 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.