Practice area
NRI Legal Services
Most matters can be managed remotely while our team represents clients before courts and authorities across Delhi NCR.
Legal Services for NRIs & Overseas Indians
Property Disputes & Inheritance
- Illegal property transfers or forged documents
- Partition suits involving ancestral property
- Title disputes and ownership conflicts
- Possession and encroachment disputes
- Succession certificates & probate
Corporate & Startup Disputes
- Startup investment disputes
- Shareholder & partnership conflicts
- Global incorporations & structuring
- Web3, blockchain & crypto compliance
- FEMA & international compliance
Civil Litigation & Enforcement
- Money recovery suits
- Injunction proceedings
- Enforcement of court judgments
- Foreign judgment recognition
- Contractual disputes (SAFE, BBA, etc.)
Arbitration & Corporate Disputes
- Commercial arbitration
- Enforcement of arbitral awards
- NCLT, NCLAT, DRT, DRAT
- ITAT and Consumer Forums
- Cross-border transactions
Criminal Matters & Fraud
- Police complaints & FIR registration
- Magistrate complaints
- Fraud & cheating allegations
- Cybercrime & online fraud
- Criminal defence representation
Matrimonial & Family Court
- Cross-border divorce proceedings
- Maintenance & alimony matters
- Child custody disputes
- Family court representation
Legal Notices & Contracts
- Drafting & issuing legal notices
- Contract drafting & review
- Shareholder & partnership agreements
- Property transaction documentation
Taxation & Cross-Border Compliance
- Income tax returns (ITR) in India
- Property sale tax implications
- Capital gains & refunds
- IRS reporting coordination
How Overseas Clients Work With Us
Most overseas clients manage their legal matters in India without frequent travel.
- Book a paid consultation and share your documents securely.
- Receive a clear assessment of your matter and the appropriate legal strategy.
- Authorize us via power of attorney where needed — no travel required for most steps.
- Our team represents you in litigation, arbitration, and dispute resolution across Delhi NCR.
- Get regular updates over email and WhatsApp at every stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to travel to India to start a legal case?
Whether travel to India is required depends on the nature of the case. Many legal matters can be handled through authorized representation and documentation such as a Power of Attorney. However, certain situations may require personal presence depending on court directions or the nature of the dispute.
What types of legal matters do you handle for overseas clients?
We represent overseas clients in property disputes, inheritance litigation, succession certificates, probate proceedings, partition suits, arbitration, commercial disputes, criminal complaints, defence representation, execution of court judgments, arbitral awards, and matrimonial and family court disputes.
Is the consultation paid?
Yes. The initial consultation is pre-paid at $150 for a 60-minute session. This provides an opportunity to review the situation, assess available legal remedies, and explain the possible course of action. The consultation fee is credited toward future legal representation if the matter proceeds.
Why is the consultation paid?
Legal matters often require careful review of documents and procedural analysis. A structured consultation ensures that sufficient time is dedicated to understanding the facts and providing meaningful legal guidance.
What happens after the consultation?
After the consultation and document review, we assess the matter and determine the appropriate legal approach. Where formal representation is required, we provide a case-specific quote for handling the matter.
Will I receive a quote for legal services?
Yes. After the consultation and document review, we provide a case-specific quote. Legal fees vary depending on the nature of the dispute, court or tribunal involved, complexity and expected duration of proceedings.
How long do legal matters in India usually take?
Legal timelines vary depending on the type of case, court schedules, and whether the matter is contested. Certain documentation matters may be completed relatively quickly, while litigation can take longer depending on procedural requirements.
Can disputes be resolved without going to court?
Yes, in some cases. Certain disputes may be resolved through negotiation, settlement discussions, or arbitration depending on the circumstances.
What documents should I prepare before the consultation?
Helpful documents include property documents or contracts, identity documents, relevant correspondence or notices, financial records related to the dispute, and previous legal filings or court orders. Providing documents in advance allows a more effective legal assessment.