Frequently Asked Questions
I Need your expert advice. How do I get it?
You may either book a Prior Appointment and come to my office or you may Book-a-Call to get my advice on telephone.
Do you charge for giving your expert advice? If yes, then how much?
There are no free lunches in the world. Things that are provided for free are either worthless or their costs are added later on. However, I hate hidden costs and love being transparent with my clients. Hence, I charge ₹1,000/- for each 30 minutes meeting/telephonic conversation or part thereof.
What Are the Payment Methods You Accept?
I accept payments via Cash, Cheque, Demand Draft, IMPS, NEFT, RTGS, UPI, and a few mobile wallets like Paytm, Phone Pay and Google Pay.
Are You the Right Lawyer for Me?
Nothing and no one is perfect in the world. But I am honored to have provided the best quality services to 700+ happy clients till date. However, at any point during the meeting or telephonic conversation, if I feel that I do not cater to the requested services, I politely say ‘No’ and offer a full refund of the Expert Advice Charges.
How Will I Be Kept Informed about My Case?
You may opt-in to receive Recording Letters alongwith Bills of Costs after each and every hearing of your case without any extra charges.
How Can I Contact Your Office?
Please use Contact tab to get the contact details.
Do I Really Need a Lawyer?
While you don’t necessarily need a lawyer in every legal matter (i.e. a minor traffic violation), there are many situations when it’s in your best interest to hire a lawyer. Remember, a lawyer’s fees will cost you much less than the huge damage that you might unknowingly do to your case if you are a layman and not an expert.
How do I trust you and be sure that you will not share sensitive information about my case with any third person or that you will not use that information against me?
In India, any person who seeks advice from the advocate or attorney registered under the Advocates Act, would have the benefit of the Attorney-Client Privilege and such communication is protected under Section 126 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. The scope of this section also extends to the employees of the advocate or law firm which also includes accountants, paralegals and other such employees. Thus, no advocate can share any communication between him and his client with anyone or any court of law except with the express consent of the client.
Am I required to personally attend the court on each and every date??
You are not required to attend a civil court on each and every hearing (except if there is a specific direction of the court or your presence is required for affirmation, deposing, cross-examination, etc.). However, if you are an Accused in any criminal matter, you are liable to remain present before the court on each and every hearing of your case.
What information do you need from me in order to get started?
You are required to share all information and documents relating to your case that are available with you.