NRI Legal Services
Non-Resident Indians (NRI), Indian settled abroad or on work permit who are involved in matrimonial crisis often faces complex situation of divorce,annulment and child custody and consequent legal proceedings. They have option of filing divorce case in India.
Read MoreDivorce
We undertake all kinds of litigation pertaining to the divorce. In India, there are various Laws which govern the principle of Divorce like Hindu Marriage Act-1955, Special Marriage Act-1956, Indian Divorce Act, Christian Marriage Act, etc. 1)Mutual Consent Divorce 2)Contested Divorce
Read MoreAdoption
To adopt or to continue to try medical line of treatment again and again. When to put a full stop and think strongly about adoption? This is a big question facing most ingertile couples (and lout of 7 couples are infertile). If you are in your 30s and still thinking of a baby-it is high time to adopt.
Read MoreDomestic Violence
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.The strikig feature of the law is that it provides right to third party to institute a complaint under the law, if he/she comes to know about the happening of any domestic violence.It mandates the Magistrate, to attempt to dispose of the complaint within a period of 60 days.
Read MoreChild Custody
In divorce proceedings, the most complex and emotionally drenching issue is that of child custody. Custody of children can be divided in to three parts: 1) Permanent Custody 2) Interim Custody 3) Visitation Rights
Read MoreMaintenance
This is an integral part of all matrimonial proceedings. Maintenance can also be classified in to two parts: 1)Interim Maintenance 2)Permanent Maintenance
Read MoreAnnulment of Marriage
A petition for the annulment of marriage is moved on certain grounds specified in variousmatrimonial laws. Once a petitioner is successful in proving its case, marriage is declared null and void. Resultantly, the court considers that the marriage has not taken place at all and the tag of the 'divorcee' is not attached.
Read MoreGuardianship
The Surrogate's Court can appoint a guardian to protect the person and property of an adult or an infant. A Guardian for the Property of an infant or a mentally retarded or developmentally disabled adult can be authorized to invest, sell, lease, or mortgage the ward's property.
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