1. What is the best way to schedule a consultation?
You can schedule a consultation easily by filling out the contact form on our website, calling our office directly, or sending us an email. We will promptly coordinate a time that works for you, either online or in-person.
2. What should I bring to my first meeting?
Please bring any documents related to your case, such as notices, contracts, court orders, police reports, or correspondence. A list of questions you have and a brief timeline of events will also be very helpful for us to understand your situation quickly.
3. How do you charge for your legal services?
Our fee structure is transparent and varies depending on the service. For specific tasks like drafting, we often charge a fixed fee. For ongoing litigation, we may work on a retainer basis. We will discuss all potential costs and agree on a fee structure during our initial consultation, with no hidden charges.
4. Will you be the lawyer handling my case?
Yes. When you hire our firm, a dedicated advocate will be personally assigned to your case. You will have direct access to your lawyer for key updates and strategic decisions, ensuring consistent and personalized representation.
5. How long will it take to resolve my legal issue?
The duration depends entirely on the complexity of your case and the legal procedures involved. A simple matter may be resolved in weeks, while complex litigation can take months or longer. After reviewing your case, we will provide a realistic timeline estimate.
6. What are my chances of winning my case?
As ethical professionals, we cannot guarantee a specific outcome. However, after assessing the facts and evidence of your case, we will provide you with an honest evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses and outline the most effective strategy to achieve a favorable result.
7. Can you help me if my case is urgent, like a bail matter?
Absolutely. We understand that legal emergencies require immediate action. We prioritize urgent matters such as bail hearings and can often act on very short notice. Please call our office directly for the fastest response in urgent situations.
8. Do you handle cases outside of Mumbai?
Yes, we represent clients across Maharashtra and can handle cases in various courts and tribunals. We also utilize technology for consultations and case management to effectively serve clients regardless of location.
9. What is the difference between mediation and going to court?
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) where a neutral mediator helps both parties reach a voluntary, mutually agreeable settlement. It is generally faster, more private, and less expensive than traditional litigation. Going to court involves a judge making a binding decision after a formal trial, which can be lengthier and more adversarial.
10. Is the information I share with you kept confidential?
Yes, absolutely. Attorney-client confidentiality is a cornerstone of our profession. Any information you share with us is protected by law and remains strictly confidential.