Frequently Asked Questions

You can schedule a consultation by calling us at +91-9444042515, sending a WhatsApp message, or filling out the consultation request form on our website. We typically respond within 24 hours and can arrange meetings at your convenience.

Our consultation fees vary depending on the nature and complexity of your legal matter. We offer an initial consultation to understand your case and provide transparent fee structures. For certain matters, we also offer fixed-fee arrangements. Please contact us for specific pricing.

While we are primarily based in Chennai and practice extensively before Chennai courts and the Madras High Court, we do handle select matters in other parts of Tamil Nadu and can coordinate with our network of legal professionals across India for matters in other states.

Please bring all relevant documents related to your legal matter, including notices, agreements, property documents, court orders, correspondence, and any other papers that pertain to your case. If you are unsure, our team can guide you on what to bring during the appointment confirmation.

The duration of a legal case varies significantly based on its nature, complexity, and the court involved. Simple documentation matters may take a few weeks, while litigation can extend from several months to years. We provide realistic timelines after assessing your specific matter.

Yes, our advocates are fluent in Tamil, English, and Hindi. We can conduct consultations and explain legal matters in Tamil to ensure complete understanding and comfort for our clients.

The property buying process involves: 1) Agreement to Sell, 2) Title verification and legal due diligence, 3) Obtaining encumbrance certificate, 4) Payment of stamp duty and registration charges, 5) Execution of Sale Deed, and 6) Registration at Sub-Registrar office. We assist clients through each step to ensure a smooth transaction.

Registration charges in Tamil Nadu include stamp duty (typically 7% of property value) and registration fees (1% of property value), subject to applicable limits. Additional costs may include legal fees, documentation charges, and other incidental expenses.

Title verification is the process of examining property documents to confirm clear ownership and ensure there are no legal disputes, encumbrances, or claims on the property. It is crucial to verify the title before purchase to avoid future legal complications and financial losses.

Under Hindu Marriage Act, grounds for divorce include adultery, cruelty, desertion, conversion to another religion, mental disorder, communicable disease, renunciation of world, and presumption of death. Muslim, Christian, and other personal laws have their own specific grounds for divorce.

A mutual consent divorce typically takes 6-18 months in Chennai, including the mandatory 6-month waiting period under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act. The timeline can vary based on court schedules and case-specific factors.

Mutual consent divorce is when both spouses agree to separate and settle matters like alimony, child custody, and property division amicably. Contested divorce is when one spouse files for divorce against the other who may contest it, typically taking longer and involving more court proceedings.

Essential legal documents for startups include: Incorporation documents (MOA/AOA), Founder's Agreement, Shareholders Agreement, Employment Agreements, IP Assignment Agreements, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and compliance registrations like GST, Shops & Establishments, and PF/ESI if applicable.

Company registration through MCA can typically be completed in 7-15 days if all documents are in order. This includes name approval, DIN allocation, and certificate of incorporation. Additional registrations like GST, PF, and other licenses may take additional time.