Sensitive matters, firm advocacy.

Petitions for divorce by mutual consent and on contested grounds, along with connected proceedings for judicial separation and restitution of conjugal rights.

Claims for interim and permanent maintenance and for maintenance of a spouse, children, and dependent family members before the appropriate forum.

Matters concerning the custody, care, and welfare of minor children, and applications relating to guardianship.

Proceedings for protection, residence, maintenance, and connected reliefs available to an aggrieved person under the applicable law.

Under Indian law, mutual consent divorces typically involve a statutory waiting period between the first and second motions, though courts can waive this in appropriate cases. We'll walk you through the realistic timeline for your situation.

Mutual consent matters usually require only a couple of appearances; contested matters involve more hearings, though your advocate manages most procedural ones without requiring you to be present.

Courts weigh both parties' income, standard of living, and dependents, among other factors. We can give you a realistic range after reviewing your financial circumstances.