Our Family Law Services

1. Divorce Proceedings

  • Mutual consent divorce petitions
  • Contested divorce cases (on grounds of cruelty, desertion, adultery, etc.)
  • Drafting of petitions, affidavits, and settlements
  • Representation before Family Courts

2. Maintenance & Alimony

  • Interim and permanent maintenance claims
  • Enforcement of maintenance orders
  • Maintenance under Section 125 Cr.P.C. and the Hindu Marriage Act

3. Child Custody & Guardianship

  • Custody petitions and visitation rights
  • Guardianship appointments and parental rights
  • Child welfare-focused legal solutions

4. Domestic Violence (DV) Cases

  • Protection orders under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
  • Residence and monetary reliefs
  • Representation before Magistrate and Family Courts

5. Dowry Harassment & Criminal Complaints

  • Legal remedies under Section 498A IPC
  • Complaint filing, counselling, and mediation support
  • Defense representation in false dowry or cruelty allegations

6. Restitution of Conjugal Rights

  • Legal remedies for restoration of marital relationships under Section 9, Hindu Marriage Act

7. Judicial Separation

  • Filing and defending cases for temporary separation without divorce

8. Property & Inheritance Disputes

  • Partition of ancestral property
  • Rights of women in parental and matrimonial property
  • Legal opinion on succession and inheritance

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How long does it take to get a divorce in India?
A mutual consent divorce can take around 6 months (sometimes reduced by court discretion). Contested divorces may take longer depending on evidence and hearings.

Q2. Can maintenance be claimed before filing a divorce?
Yes. Maintenance can be claimed even during marital life under Section 125 Cr.P.C. or the Hindu Marriage Act.

Q3. What are the rights of a wife in matrimonial property?
A wife has the right to maintenance, residence, and share in jointly owned property. She can also claim stridhan and other marital assets.

Q4. Can family matters be settled without court?
Yes. Many cases are resolved through mediation and legal counselling, which save time, cost, and emotional stress.

Our Representation Includes

  • Family Courts
  • Judicial Magistrate Courts
  • District Courts
  • High Court of Madras