Family Lawyers in Chandigarh — Divorce & Matrimonial Law

Strategic, compassionate, and court-ready counsel for divorce, maintenance, custody, domestic violence, and allied family disputes in Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula.

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From mutual consent divorce to complex contested litigation, we align strategy with your goals—minimizing conflict where possible and litigating firmly when required.

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Family Lawyers in Chandigarh: What You Should Know

“Family law” in India spans more than divorce—maintenance, custody, domestic violence, and property disputes often move in parallel. A focused plan keeps everything coordinated.

How We Approach Your Matter

  1. Issue Mapping: Divorce grounds, interim reliefs, evidence, and risk areas.
  2. Procedure & Forum: Family Court, High Court, or mediation—what to file, when, and why.
  3. Documentation: Proof of income/expenses, communications, parenting plans, property records.
  4. Settlement vs. Trial: Data-backed negotiation; firm litigation if settlement is unviable.

When to Consider Mediation

Practice Areas

Explore focused pages for detailed process, timelines, documents, and FAQs.

Why Choose Our Family Law Practice

Courts
Family Court Chandigarh, Punjab & Haryana High Court
Client Types
Individuals, NRIs, dual-jurisdiction families
Engagement
Consultation → Strategy Note → Filing → Hearings → Resolution

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FAQs

How long does a mutual consent divorce take?

Often 6–8 months depending on cooling-off period and court schedule; timelines can vary with waivers and case-specific factors.

What documents do I need to start?

ID/address proof, marriage proof, income/expense records, evidence of cruelty/violence (if applicable), and child-related documents.

Can we settle maintenance and custody without trial?

Yes. Terms can be recorded in consent petitions/settlement agreements and finalized by the court.

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