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Why You Need the Best Lawyer
The legal world is vast, complex and complicated, and if you don’t have the knowledge of the legal realm, you will probably get eaten alive by the opposite party, whether that’s a prosecutor, insurance company, bank or business. In serious legal matters whether it is matrimonial, criminal, civil, commercial, consumer or debt recovery, arbitration, MACT etc., your opponent will almost certainly have lawyers to help them present their case and if you don’t have someone who can match them step for step, you’re probably going to lose.
Lawyers take specialized courses over many years to gain the knowledge they need to appropriately represent their clients in court. This is not something you can learn in a short period of time so representing yourself in legal matters that are of significant consequence is never a good idea.
The single biggest concern people have when considering hiring a lawyer is the cost. But, the cost of not hiring one can actually be a bigger problem, especially if you lose your case. Hence, it is always important to hire the best lawyer.
What We Are Expert At
Legal Practice Areas
Divorce & Separation
No one enters into a marriage expecting it to fail. Separation and divorce are emotionally difficult events but it is possible to have a healthy breakup to avoid any untoward.
Rights of Senior Citizen
Every senior citizen has right to live with dignity therefore Maintenance Tribunal is a right place for maintenance and eviction.
Child Custody
Child Custody arises in proceedings involving divorce, annulment, separation, adoption or parental death and is determined by Court taking the best interest of the child.
Domestic Violence
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, which aimed to protect women against intimate partner violence. It protects the women against physical, sexual, verbal, emotional and economic abuses committed by the husband or his relatives.
Bail and defense
Presumption of innocence is legal principle that every person accused of any crime is considered innocent until proven and has right to defense and to apply for bail.
Consumer rights and protection
The Consumer Protection Act, promotes and protects the interests of consumers against deficiencies and defects in goods or services to secure the rights of consumers against unfair or restrictive trade practices.
Commercial dispute
A commercial dispute is a disagreement between two or more parties in relation to commerce due to failure to perform terms and conditions of contract and are now dealt under the Commercial Courts Act involving value of Rs.3 lakhs or more.
Child Custody
The issue of the custody of a child arises after the completion of the divorce or the judicial separation and is one of the most important issues on which the court must decide. Custody of a child refers to the right given to a parent by the court to look after the child (if the child is less than 18 years of age). The parent in whom the custodial right is vested is supposed to look after the financial security, maintenance of the child with regard to proper lifestyle, healthcare, emotional, physical and medical development. The other parent is provided with the only right to access and meet the child. The family courts while debating on the issue of custody, base their decision on the best interests of the child in question in order to save the child from trauma that he/she may undergo or has undergone on account of separation/divorce or pending litigations between the parents.
In India four forms of Child Custody are available i.e., Physical custody to one of the parents, Joint custody to the parents in turns, Sole custody and Third-party custody.
Custodial rights are dealt with in according to the religion being followed by the parents under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act 1956, Muslim law, Divorce Act 1869 for Christian, the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 for Parsi and Special Marriage Act-1954 in case of the parents belonging to different religions.
Charan jeet
Anyone can have a child and call themselves "a parent". A real parent is someone, who puts that child above their own selfish needs and wants.
Domestic Violence
In order to protect the women from acts of domestic violence, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (in short the DV Act) was enacted and this came into force from 26 October 2006. Domestic Violence includes causing any harm or injury to the safety, life, health or well-being of the aggrieved woman by committing any physical, sexual, verbal or economic abuse. Moreover, it also includes any injury or harm done to the aggrieved woman or her relative with a view to coerce her or any person, to meet unlawful dowry demand. Threats to commit violence are also covered under the domestic violence. The DV Act protects the rights of women guaranteed to them under the Indian Constitutional, to achieve a violence free home and focuses on the reliefs given to the aggrieved woman such as maintenance, child custody, compensation, protection, right to residence in the “shared household”, among others.
Reema
Come up with a resolution, violence is never a solution.
Divorce
Divorce is a huge phenomenon in all societies around the world but it should be the last option. There are multiple reasons which may lead to ending a relationship between the married couples, however, incompatibility, lack of trust and domestic violence are the main reasons, where the partners can’t take it anymore and they can’t live together so they decide to divorce. Divorce gives you another chance to live your life in your own way. After a divorce you will be able to restart your life with or without another partner, you can be happy again, well if you make the right decision. After a divorce, individuals can develop the personal skills that can help them work towards a better quality of life for themselves.
Karan Dhawan
"When people divorce, it's always such a tragedy. At the same time, if people stay together it can be even worse."
