Difficult family matters,handled with careand clear advice.

When both spouses agree to end the marriage and settle terms such as maintenance, custody and property, they can apply together to the family court. There is usually a waiting period between the two motions, which a court can sometimes shorten in suitable cases.

We draft the agreement and guide you through the process.

It depends on your religion and how you married. Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Parsis and those married under the Special Marriage Act are governed by different laws.

We identify the law that applies to you at the first consultation.

Courts decide on the welfare of the child, considering the child's age, needs, each parent's circumstances and, for older children, their views. Joint arrangements and visitation are common.

We help you present a clear, child-focused case or agreement.

Either spouse can be asked to pay depending on income, needs and circumstances, and parents are generally responsible for children's support. Courts can order interim maintenance while a case is pending.

We advise whether to claim or defend.

The law provides for protection orders, residence rights, and monetary relief, and covers physical, emotional, sexual and economic abuse. Police and protection officers can assist.

If you are in danger, contact emergency services first. We can then help with the legal steps.

A will lets you decide who receives your property and can prevent disputes. Without one, succession follows the law applicable to your faith.

We draft wills and family settlement arrangements.

We give a written estimate after the first consultation and agree fees in writing before starting. Mutual consent matters are often available at fixed fees, and contested cases are scoped by stage.

We aim to keep costs predictable.