Family Court Pali (Rajasthan) Counselors Recruitment 2026 - Two Vacancies

This role is ideally suited for seasoned professionals with a strong academic background in social sciences (preferably with a law degree) and extensive practical experience (at least 5 years) in fieldwork, research, teaching, or legal application concerning women, children, and family disputes. Candidates with prior experience as a District Judge cadre officer or in family counselling will be highly preferred, indicating a need for mature judgment and specific expertise in family law and social welfare.

Individuals seeking permanent government employment should not apply, as this is a contractual appointment for a term of two years. Those lacking the minimum five years of relevant experience or a degree in social sciences/law as specified in Rule 8(2) of the Family Court (Rajasthan) (Amendment) Rules 2016 will not be considered. The low number of vacancies (2 posts) suggests a highly competitive process, making it unsuitable for those looking for broader opportunities.

Working with the Family Court, Pali, offers a prestigious opportunity to contribute directly to the judicial system, particularly in sensitive family matters. While the role is contractual, it provides valuable experience within the State Government framework under the guidance of the High Court. Career growth would likely involve leveraging this specialized judicial experience for similar roles or advancing within the social welfare and legal fields, potentially in higher capacities or specialized practices.