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Introduction When parents decide to separate or divorce, one of the most sensitive and emotionally challenging issues they face is child custody . Every decision made during this process can have a lasting impact on a child’s emotional well-being, stability and future development. While parents may want to resolve matters cooperatively, custody disputes often involve complex legal procedures, emotional stress and differing viewpoints. This is where professional legal guidance becomes essential. Child custody lawyers play a crucial role in protecting a child’s best interests while helping parents navigate the legal system with clarity and confidence. Understanding Child Custody and Its Legal Importance Child custody refers to parents' legal rights and responsibilities regarding the care, upbringing and decision-making of their child. Courts generally consider two main aspects of custody. Physical custody determines where the child will live, while legal custody focuses on who...

Introduction Consumer rights in India are protected under the Consumer Protection Act, which allows individuals to seek justice against unfair trade practices, defective products and deficient services. Despite strong legal provisions, many consumers are still unaware of how consumer cases work, what to expect during the process and how to avoid common errors while filing a complaint. This guide explains everything you need to know about Indian consumer cases in a simple and practical way. What Is a Consumer Case in India? A consumer case arises when a buyer of goods or services faces issues such as defective products, misleading advertisements, poor service quality or unfair pricing. Consumer disputes can be filed against manufacturers, sellers, service providers, builders, insurance companies, banks, hospitals and online platforms. Consumer cases in India are handled by Consumer Commissions, which operate at three levels depending on the claim value. These forums are designed to ...

Introduction Divorce can be emotionally challenging but when significant wealth, businesses and investments are involved the legal and financial complexities increase significantly. High asset divorces in India refer to separation cases where one or both spouses hold valuable assets like real estate, business ownership, shares, trusts, luxury assets and inherited wealth. These cases require careful planning, strategic legal guidance and a clear understanding of Indian matrimonial laws to ensure fair asset protection and division. This blog provides a comprehensive overview of high-asset divorce in India and explains how individuals can safeguard their wealth, business interests and long-term financial stability. What Is a High Asset Divorce High asset divorce typically involves couples with substantial net worth. Assets may include multiple properties, family businesses, professional practices, stock portfolios, intellectual property rights, overseas investments and high value movable...

Introduction A divorce is a difficult experience, but it is also extremely complex for individuals with high net worth (HNIs) in terms of legal and financial matters . Unlike ordinary matrimonial disputes, high-asset divorces are often characterized by multiple businesses, shares, trusts, investment portfolios, intellectual property, and offshore assets. A community property or automatic 50:50 asset division is not a standard practice in India. Personal law, judicial discretion, financial disclosures, and evidence of ownership and control determine the outcome rather than the outcome. In addition to examining whether assets are marital or separate, the court examines how wealth was generated, and if any attempts were made to conceal or dissipate assets. When going through a high-asset divorce, it is vital that you understand this legal framework in order to protect your assets. The Indian Law provides for the following: Indian family law empowers courts to award maintenance and pass pr...

Introduction Divorce for high-income individuals in India is different from ordinary separations. Apart from emotional upheaval, they face complex financial, legal, and cross-border obstacles as well. It is possible for disputes to arise over multiple companies, trusts, investment portfolios, family offices, shareholdings, real estate, offshore accounts, and intellectual property. Unlike Western countries that follow a 50:50 community property model, India does not follow this model; instead, the outcomes are determined by personal law, judicial discretion, lifestyle evidence, and documentary proof of ownership. It is not uncommon for courts to require a detailed forensic investigation to determine whether assets are marital or separate assets. Throughout this blog, we will be explaining the legal landscape, protecting strategies, emergency remedies, and judicial insights that all high-net-worth clients must know. Law: No 50:50 rule Divorce law in India does not require equal distribut...

Introduction Despite the fact that the terms "maintenance" and "alimony" are often interchangeable in family law, they are distinct legal concepts that govern financial support following separation or divorce. A clear understanding of these differences is essential for individuals navigating the complexities of matrimonial disputes in order to avoid further complications. While the purpose of both forms of support is to provide financial stability to the dependent spouse in the event of separation, the nature, purpose, and structure of alimony and maintenance differ significantly under the Indian legal system. Meaning and Scope of Maintenance The concept of maintenance is based on the concept that one spouse must provide the other with regular financial support during or after their separation. This concept is influenced by British law and is derived from jurisdictions that have influenced British law. As opposed to spousal maintenance, child maintenance assures the...