Defending a Contempt of Court Petition in a Matrimonial Case: A High Court Advocate’s Perspective In the intricate web of matrimonial disputes, contempt of court petitions represents a critical yet often misunderstood aspect of the legal process. Such petitions arise… Read More »Defending a Contempt of Court Petition in a Matrimonial Case: A High Court Advocate’s Perspective
The Role of Lawyers in Protecting Men Abused by Women in the High Court In recent years, the legal landscape in India has evolved to recognize that men, too, can be victims of domestic abuse and false allegations in matrimonial… Read More »The Role of Lawyers in Protecting Men Abused by Women in the High Court
The High Court Lawyer: How to file a Case at the High Court The High Courts wield both Ordinary and Extraordinary Jurisdiction, the latter under Article 226 of the Indian Constitution, empowering them to issue writs. Their Ordinary Jurisdiction grants… Read More »The High Court Lawyer: How to file a Case at the High Court
Karnataka High Court – Bangalore: Wife Entitled To Enhanced Maintenance Spousal support, often referred to as alimony or maintenance, plays a crucial role in ensuring the financial well-being of a spouse, particularly wives who may be economically dependent on their… Read More »Karnataka High Court – Bangalore: Wife Entitled To Enhanced Maintenance
Karnataka High Court – Bangalore: Divorce Cases Should Be Decided By Family Court Within One Year Divorce cases in family courts often face prolonged delays, leading to significant emotional, financial, and psychological strain on the parties involved. These cases, characterized… Read More »Karnataka High Court – Bangalore: Divorce Cases Should Be Decided By Family Court Within One Year
Imagine a matrimonial dispute coupled with Child custody escalates across borders. A child born in Africa to a Hindu mother of Indian origin who is married to a Canadian citizen professing Islam and currently resides in UAE. The mother who… Read More »Navigating International Legal Disputes: How a High Court Lawyer Can Help
The quashing of FIR (First Information Report) of a foreign national can be done under certain circumstances. FIR is a written document that is prepared by the police when they receive information about the commission of a cognizable offence. If… Read More »How to Quash FIR Registered against a Foreign National Accused of Crime in India
The average lifespan of a 498a case is not less than 5 – 7 years, and the dates between two hearings is usually 2 – 3 months. While the case is being instituted the High Court has powers to Quash… Read More »All about FIR Quashing in High Court – Instant Remedy against False 498a FIR.
As of March 2022, over 4.70 Crore cases which include but not limited to Civil Suits, Criminal Proceedings, Family Disputes, Corporate Law Matters, are pending in various courts across India. Out of which approximately 60 Lakh cases are pending across… Read More »Speedy Trial – Fast Track and Close the Case in 6 Months
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