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Legal consultation by practice area in India
Legal problems are easier to describe than to classify. This directory connects common questions with the practice area, documents and forum that may need review before advice can be given.
Divorce, family and matrimonial matters
- Mutual-consent or contested divorce, maintenance, alimony, custody, visitation and guardianship
- Domestic violence remedies, dowry-related allegations, matrimonial notices and settlement documentation
- Hindu, Muslim, Special Marriage Act and NRI cross-border matrimonial questions
Civil, property, succession and recovery
- Civil suits, injunctions, declaration, possession, specific performance and execution proceedings
- Property documents, partition, inheritance, probate, wills, succession certificates and power of attorney
- Money recovery, legal notices, contractual claims, cheque dishonour and consumer complaints
Criminal complaint, bail and defence consultation
- Police notices, complaints, FIR-related questions, regular or anticipatory bail and criminal trial procedure
- Criminal revision, appeal, quashing, cybercrime, cheating, breach of trust, NDPS and special-statute questions
- Urgent advice depends on the exact allegation, stage, jurisdiction, deadline and available record
Corporate, commercial, employment and regulatory
- Commercial contracts, vendor compliance, corporate advisory, recovery, arbitration and startup documentation
- Employment agreements, termination, wages, gratuity, maternity rights, POSH and workplace procedure
- IBC and NCLT, tax and GST appeals, consumer, environmental and other tribunal-related consultation
NRI and overseas Indian matters
Clients living abroad may need Indian-law guidance about divorce, service of process, foreign decrees, property, succession, probate, power of attorney, court documents or legal notices. Country references describe the client’s location; they do not claim admission to foreign legal practice.
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Book an initial consultationReviewed 28 July 2026 · Advocate Aayush Agarwal, LL.B., LL.M. · Enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi