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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We regularly assist Non-Resident Indians with legal matters arising in India, including property disputes, ancestral and inherited property, civil litigation, family disputes, succession and documentation-related matters. Our approach is designed to make the legal process easier for clients who are unable to travel to India frequently. Depending on the nature of the matter, we can coordinate documentation, communicate with relevant authorities, and represent clients through appropriate legal mechanisms. We maintain regular communication with our clients so that they remain informed about important developments in their case, even while residing abroad.
In many circumstances, a property matter can be managed without the client having to be physically present in India at every stage. The appropriate procedure depends on the facts of the case, the court or authority involved, and the type of legal action required. Where legally permissible, an appropriately executed and authenticated Power of Attorney or other authorisation may allow a representative or advocate to undertake certain proceedings on your behalf. We first examine the property documents and circumstances of the dispute and then advise you on the most appropriate course of action.
We assist NRI clients with a broad range of matters relating to their legal interests in India. These may include ancestral and inherited property disputes, partition and possession matters, property ownership and title disputes, civil litigation, family and matrimonial matters, succession and inheritance issues, documentation, and disputes involving relatives or other parties in India. Every matter is different, so our advice is based on the specific facts, documents, applicable law, and procedural requirements of the case. During the initial consultation, we help identify the legal issues involved and explain the available remedies and next steps.
Clients residing outside India can consult our lawyers remotely through phone calls, video consultations, email, and other digital communication channels. You can initially provide the relevant facts and available documents electronically for review. After understanding the matter, we can explain the legal position, possible courses of action, documentation requirements, and the likely procedural steps involved. Where original documents, signatures, notarisation, attestation, or consular formalities are required, we can guide you regarding the applicable requirements so that unnecessary travel and delays can be avoided wherever possible.
