Advocate Naveen Deo & Associates

Mutual consent divorce under Section 13B of Hindu Marriage Act requires both spouses to agree on divorce, maintenance, child custody, and property division. The process involves filing a joint petition, a 6-month cooling period (which can be waived in certain cases), and a second motion hearing before the decree is granted.

When a cheque is dishonoured, the payee must send a legal notice within 30 days demanding payment. If the drawer fails to pay within 15 days, a criminal complaint can be filed within one month. The punishment includes imprisonment up to 2 years and/or fine up to twice the cheque amount.

The Protection of Women from DV Act, 2005 provides various remedies including protection orders, residence orders, monetary relief, custody orders, and compensation. The court can also pass interim orders for immediate relief to the aggrieved woman.

Property dispute cases can vary significantly in duration depending on complexity, evidence, and court workload. Simple matters may be resolved in 1-2 years, while complex cases involving multiple parties or title disputes may take longer. We focus on expediting matters through proper documentation and effective advocacy.

Section 498A IPC deals with cruelty by husband or his relatives towards a married woman. For bail, one can apply for anticipatory bail before arrest or regular bail after arrest. The Supreme Court has laid down guidelines to prevent misuse, and with proper legal representation, bail can be obtained.

Legal fees vary based on case complexity, type of divorce (mutual or contested), and matters involved (custody, maintenance, property). At Advocate Naveen Deo & Associates, we offer transparent fee structures and provide clear estimates during initial consultation. We believe in quality legal services at reasonable costs.