Which kind of lawyer do you need?

Family disputes are personal and often urgent. A family lawyer can explain your options for divorce (mutual or contested), custody of children, maintenance, protection from domestic violence and inheritance within the family, and help you decide on a next step.

• Divorce
• Child custody
• Maintenance / alimony
• Domestic violence
• Marriage registration
• Adoption

For startups and small businesses: choosing a business structure, registering a company or LLP, drafting shareholder and vendor agreements, protecting your brand, and staying compliant with MCA filings.

• Company / LLP registration
• Shareholder agreement
• Contract drafting & review
• Trademark
• Startup compliance
• Business disputes

Buying, selling, renting or inheriting property can raise difficult questions. A property lawyer can help with title verification, sale deeds, rent agreements, tenant or landlord disputes, illegal possession and partition between family members.

• Property dispute
• Rent agreement
• Illegal possession
• Title verification
• Sale deed & registration
• Partition / inheritance

If you are facing a police complaint, need to file an FIR, or want to understand bail, a criminal lawyer can explain your rights under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), which replaced the IPC and CrPC from 1 July 2024.

• Bail / anticipatory bail
• Filing an FIR
• False complaint against me
• Cheque bounce
• Police harassment
• Theft / fraud

For employees and employers: unpaid salary, wrongful termination, notice period disputes, PF and gratuity claims, workplace sexual harassment (POSH), and employment contracts and HR policies.

• Unpaid salary
• Wrongful termination
• PF / gratuity
• Workplace harassment (POSH)
• Notice period dispute
• Employment contract

Received an income tax or GST notice? A tax lawyer can help you understand what it means, what to reply, the deadlines, and whether an appeal makes sense.

• Income tax notice
• GST registration & notices
• Tax appeal
• TDS issues
• Capital gains
• NRI taxation

If a product was defective, a service was poor, or a company will not refund you, the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 gives you remedies. A consumer lawyer can help you draft a complaint and file it with the right Consumer Commission, including online through e-Daakhil.

• Defective product
• Refund not given
• Insurance claim rejected
• Builder delay
• Bank / card dispute
• E-commerce complaint

Lost money to an online scam, had an account hacked, or are being harassed online? A cyber lawyer can guide you on reporting (including cybercrime.gov.in and the 1930 helpline), preserving evidence and remedies under the IT Act and data protection law.

• Online / UPI fraud
• Hacked account
• Cyberbullying & harassment
• Morphed images
• Data privacy
• Online defamation