The chamber takes matters from the first notice through to appeal. Below are the areas handled most frequently at Rohini Court and the Delhi High Court.
Anticipatory and regular bail, FIR quashing, trial defence, NDPS, POCSO, cheating, forgery, assault and appeals before Sessions and High Court.
Read more →Mutual consent and contested divorce, maintenance, alimony, custody, guardianship, restitution of conjugal rights and judicial separation.
Read more →Demand notice, complaint filing, interim compensation, defence for the accused, compounding and negotiated settlement.
Read more →Applications under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 for protection, residence, custody and monetary relief — and considered defence where a complaint is being used as leverage in a matrimonial dispute.
Partition, declaration, possession and injunction suits, landlord–tenant eviction, specific performance, builder-buyer disputes, title verification, sale deed, GPA, will and relinquishment drafting.
Complaints before District, State and National Consumer Commissions — deficiency in service, defective goods, delayed possession of flats, insurance claim repudiation and unfair trade practice.
Compensation claims before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal for injury and death cases, insurance company defences, interim awards and enhancement appeals.
Online fraud, UPI and banking scams, identity theft, defamatory or obscene content, sextortion and blackmail — complaints, takedown requests and defence in IT Act prosecutions.
Summary suits under Order XXXVII CPC, commercial recovery, arbitration notices and Section 9 / 34 petitions, and enforcement of awards and decrees.
Marriage under the Special Marriage Act and Hindu Marriage Act, registration certificates, protection petitions for inter-faith and inter-caste couples.
Agreements, notices, affidavits, power of attorney, partnership deeds, rent agreements, wills and succession certificates — drafted and vetted.
Wrongful termination, unpaid dues and gratuity, departmental enquiries, CAT matters and disputes before the labour courts.
Every matter follows the same four stages, so you always know where your case stands.
A confidential meeting to understand the facts and read whatever documents exist.
A written opinion covering the applicable law, defence or claim, risk, timeline and fee.
Drafting, filing and appearance on every date, with each order explained to you.
Certified copies, execution or compliance, and advice on appeal where required.
Describe it in plain words — the chamber will tell you which court it belongs to.