As a trusted family and matrimonial lawyer in Bangalore, I provide compassionate yet strong legal support in divorce cases, child custody battles, alimony, and dowry harassment complaints. I guide my clients through the Family Court process while protecting their rights and dignity.
With a client-centric approach, I uphold the following principles in every family and matrimonial case to ensure justice and fairness:
Whether it’s a divorce, custody battle, or domestic violence case, I ensure that every client’s rights are protected through compassionate, strategic, and ethical legal support.
With a client-centric approach, I provide expert legal representation tailored to your specific needs, ensuring robust support and clear communication throughout the legal process.
Family & Matrimonial Law covers marriage registration, divorce, child custody, maintenance, adoption, domestic violence protection, inheritance disputes, and other family-related legal issues.
Divorce can be granted either by mutual consent or on specific legal grounds such as cruelty, desertion, adultery, or irretrievable breakdown of marriage, depending on the applicable personal or secular law.
Judicial separation allows spouses to live apart without ending the marriage, while divorce legally dissolves the marital relationship.
The court decides custody based on the best interests and welfare of the child, regardless of the parent’s gender. Custody can be sole, joint, or visitation-based.
Yes. Spouses and dependent children can claim maintenance during and after marriage or divorce proceedings to ensure financial support.
Property division depends on ownership, contributions, applicable personal laws, and court orders. In some cases, jointly acquired property is shared equitably.
No. Domestic violence also includes emotional, verbal, sexual, and economic abuse. Legal protection and remedies are available under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
Yes, adoption can be challenged if it violates legal procedures or if there is evidence of fraud, coercion, or misrepresentation.
Yes. Many family and matrimonial cases are heard in-camera to protect the privacy of the parties involved.
While some matters can be settled through mutual agreement, legal representation ensures your rights are protected and procedures are followed correctly.