FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Useful information before the first conversation.
These general answers explain how to prepare and what the firm may handle. They are not a substitute for advice on the facts of an individual case.
01What should I bring to the first meeting?
Bring any court papers or notices, a short chronology, available marriage or identity documents and the records most relevant to your immediate concern. You do not need to organise everything before contacting the firm.
02Can I discuss the matter before deciding to file a case?
Yes. An initial consultation can be used to understand possible options, immediate risks and the information that may be needed before deciding how to proceed.
03Does the firm handle mutual-consent as well as contested divorce?
The firm assists with both mutual-consent and contested matrimonial proceedings, subject to the facts, applicable law and court jurisdiction.
04Can custody and maintenance issues be handled with a divorce matter?
These issues may be connected, but the correct procedure depends on the circumstances and existing proceedings. The first review should include details of every pending case or order.
05Does the firm assist outside Lucknow?
The website lists the service districts in which assistance may be available. A court appearance depends on the forum, the stage of the case and the requirements of the individual matter.
06Are High Court matters accepted?
Assistance may be available for family and matrimonial matters arising before the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, Lucknow Bench, subject to the remedy, facts and jurisdiction involved.
07Can documents be sent over WhatsApp?
Please make initial contact first. Avoid sending sensitive material until the firm confirms an appropriate and secure way to share the required documents.
08Does contacting the firm create an advocate–client relationship?
No. An advocate–client relationship begins only after the matter is accepted and the scope of engagement is confirmed. Website information is general and is not legal advice.
START A CONVERSATION
Discuss a family or matrimonial matter.
Contact the firm for a confidential initial conversation. Please avoid sending sensitive documents until an appropriate way to share them is confirmed.