Use the appointment form on this site, send a WhatsApp message, or telephone the chamber during working hours. Appointments are also fixed by telephone through Manish Singh on +91 63962 95068. You will be offered a slot, told what the consultation will cost, and asked to bring or send any papers relevant to the matter.
Bring identity proof and every document connected with the dispute — notices, agreements, FIR copies, court orders, bank statements, cheque returns or correspondence. An incomplete file usually means a second meeting before any advice can be given.
Principally the Delhi High Court and the District Courts at Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Saket, Rohini, Karkardooma and Dwarka, along with the Debt Recovery Tribunal, the NCLT New Delhi Bench, and the District Courts of Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad.
Yes. The Ask a Question form on the contact page takes one question, answered by e-mail as a courtesy. The reply is general information about the law, given without sight of your papers, and does not create an advocate–client relationship.
Consultations are charged at a fixed rate stated before the meeting. Litigation is quoted either per appearance or as a stage-wise fee for a defined phase of the matter. Whatever the basis, it is confirmed in writing before work begins, and court fees and out-of-pocket expenses are billed separately at actuals.
Yes. The Fees and Payment section carries a UPI QR code that works with GPay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM and any bank UPI app. Scan it, confirm the payee name matches the chamber, and pay. A receipt is issued against every payment.
Yes. The chamber regularly acts for non-resident clients through a properly executed and apostilled power of attorney, with consultations held by video conference at a time that suits your zone. Use the Foreign / NRI Enquiry form to start.
Communications made to an advocate for the purpose of professional advice are protected under section 126 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 and its successor provision. That protection applies whether or not the chamber is ultimately engaged.
Honestly, it varies. An uncontested mutual consent divorce can conclude in six to eighteen months; a contested civil suit or criminal trial takes considerably longer. At the first consultation you will be given a realistic range for your specific matter and forum rather than an optimistic one.
No. Submitting any form here is an enquiry only. An advocate–client relationship arises only when the chamber has checked for conflicts, accepted the matter in writing, and agreed the fee with you.
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