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Matrimonial disputes are complex and delicate matters that require a specialized team of lawyers. These disputes encompass a wide range of issues such as divorce, maintenance, domestic violence, dowry, and custody cases. Our law firm has dealt with numerous high-profile matrimonial cases, and our team of experienced lawyers is well-equipped to handle such cases.
Divorce is a lengthy and challenging process in India, whether it is through mutual consent or contested divorce. Our lawyers are well-versed in the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, which enables us to provide tailored solutions to each client based on their specific circumstances. Ancillary matters such as alimony and custody are also given the necessary attention.
Maintenance of spouses and children in cases of divorce is provided for under section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, and section 36 of the Special Marriages Act, 1954. Our lawyers ensure that both parties are treated fairly and that all relevant factors are considered before granting maintenance to either party.
Domestic violence and harassment cases require unique solutions tailored to the circumstances. Our experts have extensive knowledge of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, and have successfully handled many high-profile domestic violence cases in India.
Counselling and mediation are essential elements of resolving matrimonial disputes, as these disputes often involve psychological factors such as ego, emotions, and feelings. Our law firm offers mediation and pre-litigation mediation services, which have proven to be effective in resolving disputes, bridging communication gaps, and preserving relationships between parties. Mediation is a confidential process that provides a neutral party to objectively listen to the problems and work towards a solution, all while being cost and time-effective.
The firm advises and represents clients in matrimonial disputes including divorce, maintenance, domestic violence, dowry-related issues, child custody, and related family law proceedings.
A mutual consent divorce is based on agreement between both spouses, while a contested divorce involves litigation on specific legal grounds. The appropriate process depends on the facts of the case and the parties’ willingness to resolve issues amicably.
Maintenance may be claimed by a spouse or children during or after matrimonial proceedings. Courts consider factors such as income, financial capacity, standard of living, and dependency while determining maintenance.
Yes. The firm advises and represents clients in matters relating to domestic violence and matrimonial harassment, including proceedings under applicable laws and related reliefs.
Child custody decisions are guided by the welfare and best interests of the child. Courts may grant interim custody, permanent custody, or visitation rights depending on the circumstances of each case.
Yes. Mediation and pre-litigation mediation are often effective in resolving matrimonial disputes. These processes aim to facilitate dialogue, reduce conflict, and explore mutually acceptable solutions in a confidential setting.
Legal advice should be sought at an early stage—when disputes arise, notices are received, or rights relating to marriage, maintenance, or custody are affected—to understand available remedies and procedures.