Solving Legal Matters withconfidence

You can book a consultation by calling or messaging +91 92702 72806 on WhatsApp, or by filling in the booking form on this page. Most requests are responded to within one business day. Share a brief description of your matter when you book, so the consultation starts with the relevant facts already in hand rather than spending your time on background.

Yes. Consultations are available online by phone, video call or WhatsApp, for clients anywhere in India. You can also meet in person at the Palghar office by prior appointment if your matter is better handled face to face, or if documents need to be examined directly.

The office is in Palghar, Maharashtra, and in-person consultations are held there by prior appointment. Online consultations are available across India, so you do not need to travel to Palghar to get advice. Directions are available through the map link in the contact section of this page.

Consultations are available Monday to Saturday, from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM IST. Sunday consultations are possible by prior appointment. If your matter is urgent and falls outside these hours, send a WhatsApp message describing the urgency and it will be reviewed as soon as possible.

The consultation fee depends on the type of matter and how much review it needs, and the applicable fee is confirmed to you before the consultation is scheduled. There are no charges until you have agreed to the fee. Ask when you book and you will be told the exact amount for your matter up front.

Consultations are conducted in English, Hindi and Marathi. You can use whichever of the three you are most comfortable explaining your situation in. Legal terms will be explained in plain language rather than left in legal English.

The practice covers Criminal Law, Family and Matrimonial matters, Women and Child Rights, Police Complaints, Cyber Complaints, Consumer Matters, Legal Drafting and Legal Notices. This includes bail applications and FIR-stage guidance, divorce, maintenance and custody, online fraud and harassment complaints, and drafting of agreements, affidavits and legal notices. If your matter falls outside these areas, say so when you enquire and you will be told directly rather than taken on regardless.

Yes. What you discuss in a consultation is treated as confidential, and confidentiality is a professional obligation of an advocate, not merely a courtesy. You can describe your situation fully, including the parts that are uncomfortable, because incomplete facts are the most common reason advice turns out to be wrong.

Yes. Assistance is available for drafting a police complaint, filing it, and following up when a complaint is not being registered or acted on. Guidance is also available at the FIR stage if a complaint has been filed against you, including what to do and what not to do before you approach the police station.

No. Most matters can be handled entirely online by phone, video call or WhatsApp, and this is how a large share of consultations are conducted. In-person appointments in Palghar are available when you prefer them, or when original documents need to be examined.