NRI property lawyers in Chandigarh

The law firm whose services a client chooses to avail has a marked influence on the possibility of resolution of their legal queries. Ideally, factors such as the entirety of the experience of the lawyers working in the firm, their track records and the credibility of their proclaimed objectives, their cost-efficiency, relative to the diversity of offered services, their area of operations, and other similar factors should be taken into consideration before arriving at a decision.

A law firm with a long and positive track record is bound to be well connected. A well connected law firm usually has the resources to cater efficiently to its clientele. Furthermore, such a business establishment would generally not be comprised of short-sighted individuals. This reflects positively on the possibility of their clients being satisfied with their work. It concurrently assures the client that such a firm would not resort to underhanded tactics in a bid for money as they have a reputation that they have to live up to.

Raj and Kanwar Legal Advisors is an established law firm that caters exclusively to an NRI clientele. The services offered by them can be broadly classed under three heads -

1. Property Management Services The purview of Property Management services encompasses a range of services, including Transfer of Property, Sale of Property, Acquisition of Property, Search for Property in the country of origin, and Power of Attorney bequests. Property Management services cater to the various modalities surrounding property law, and it's implementation.

2. NRI Divorce Services Raj and Kanwar Legal Advisors, as a law firm having 25+ years of experience in catering to the resolution of matrimonial disputes amongst NRIs, is constituted of a dedicated team of experienced lawyers who are efficient, and prompt, in their efforts to resolve all such legal matters pertaining to matrimonial disputes. The purview of NRI divorce services encompasses cases of mutual divorce petitions, contested divorce petitions, maintenance cases, cases of permanent alimony, cases pertaining to domestic violence, and the like.

3. NRI Criminal Services We have been a sustained presence in the fight against unjust instances, such as those pertaining to abuse of authority, police brutality, false persecution, corruption, etc. We also cater to clients who might have been falsely implicated, under various sections, of the IPC, to clear their name in such criminal lawsuits. At Raj and Kanwar Legal Advisors, experts in handling and resolving criminal cases, we pride ourselves on efficiently catering to an exclusive NRI clientele in resolving their various legal issues pertaining to Criminal law.

The conception of marriage has changed over the years. Divorce has now become a normalised notion in the progressive society. However, getting a divorce should not be the first priority, even if it were to be an easy thing to do. Even in the judicial structure, the provision for divorce entails an initial investigation into the possibility of mediation and reconciliation. If such a possibility appears unfeasible, divorce can be considered as the next alternative.

Getting a divorce requires catering to certain legal formalities. It is easier to get a divorce in a situation where the petition is mutually agreed upon. In the case of a contested divorce petition, the procedure for obtaining the divorce certificate is relatively more arduous. To cater to the legal aspect of a divorce, you can take the help of trusted and established law firms such as RK Legal Advisors.

Except for a scenario instantiated by extreme hardship, no divorce petition can filed within the first year of marriage. After that span of time, if the desire for a divorce is mutual, a divorce petition can be filed in the relevant civil court. In a mutual divorce petition, the entire procedure can be completed within six to twelve months at the most.

In the case of a contested divorce petition, the legal complexities involved are significantly larger. Hence, the time taken for the resolution of a contested divorce petition can range from three to five years, given the circumstances leading up to the possibility of divorce.

Under Section 13 of the Civil Procedure Code, a foreign decree recognising a divorce is afforded validity within the Indian legal framework as well. The exception to this rule is the case of the decree being fundamentally flawed with respect to the existing legal norms.

This is in accordance with the principle of res judicata. The principle pertains to the case of a litigant seeking to file a subsequent lawsuit pertaining to a matter, and parties, after that matter, pertaining to the named parties, has already been heard and decided upon by a competent judicial body. It rescinds the right to file a subsequent lawsuit in that matter, with respect to the same parties, in a bid to promote fair judgement and serve as a detriment to the abuse of judicial power.