At PSR LEGAL ASSOCIATES, we specialize in a wide range of legal services, including:

• Civil Law : Property disputes, contract issues, tort claims.
• Criminal Law : Criminal defense, bail hearings, and anticipatory bail.
• Family Law : Divorce, child custody, domestic violence, mutual divorce.
• Arbitration & Mediation : Dispute resolution through alternative methods like arbitration and mediation.
• Corporate Law : Business law, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance.
• ACB Cases : Defense in anti-corruption investigations and proceedings.
• MVOP Cases : Motor vehicle offense petitions and accident claims.
• Writ Petitions : Legal action to enforce or protect fundamental rights through writs like habeas corpus, mandamus, certiorari, and prohibition.

If you are facing legal issues such as disputes, criminal charges, family matters, or business conflicts, it's advisable to consult with a lawyer as soon as possible. Legal representation ensures that your rights are protected, and you understand the legal procedures and options available to you. If you're uncertain about whether you need a lawyer, we offer consultations where we can assess your situation and guide you on the next steps.

The divorce process can vary depending on whether it is contested or mutual.

• Mutual Divorce: If both parties agree on the terms (property division, child custody, etc.), the process is simpler and faster. We assist in preparing and filing the necessary petitions in court.
• Contested Divorce: If one party disagrees with the terms, the process may take longer. We provide legal representation to help you navigate the complexities of contested divorce proceedings, including negotiation, mediation, and litigation.

A Writ Petition is a request to a higher court (such as the High Court or Supreme Court) for a legal remedy in cases where an individual's fundamental rights are being violated. Some common types of writs include:

• Habeas Corpus: To secure the release of someone unlawfully detained.
• Mandamus: To compel an authority to perform a public duty.
• Certiorari: To challenge orders or decisions made by lower courts or authorities.
• Prohibition: To prevent an authority from exceeding its jurisdiction.

You may file a writ petition when other legal remedies are not available, and there is a need for immediate judicial intervention.

ACB cases involve investigations and prosecutions related to corruption, bribery, and abuse of power by public officials. If you are facing an investigation or charge under anti-corruption laws, we provide expert legal defense, ensuring that your rights are protected throughout the process. We also help prevent future legal trouble by advising clients on compliance with anti-corruption regulations.

An FIR is a report filed with the police regarding a criminal offense. If you are the victim or witness of a crime, filing an FIR is the first step to initiate the investigation. If you are wrongly named in an FIR, we can help you apply for the quashing of the FIR under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). This is often done in cases of false or baseless allegations to prevent unnecessary legal proceedings.

If you are accused of a crime, it is important to remain calm and seek legal assistance immediately. Our team will help you understand the charges, assess your options, and protect your rights. We will guide you through the entire legal process, including representation at bail hearings, negotiations, and trial.

The duration of a divorce proceeding depends on whether it is a mutual divorce or a contested divorce:

• Mutual Divorce: If both parties agree on all terms, it typically takes 6 months to 1 year for the divorce to be finalized.
• Contested Divorce: If the divorce is contested, it can take longer, sometimes up to 2-3 years, depending on the complexity of the issues and court delays.

We ensure that the process is as smooth as possible and help in negotiating settlements to expedite resolution.

Yes, Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution method where an independent arbitrator resolves the dispute outside of court. Arbitration is often faster and more cost-effective than traditional litigation. We specialize in representing clients in arbitration proceedings, whether in business, commercial, or personal disputes, and work towards reaching a favorable settlement.

You can easily schedule a consultation by contacting us through our Contact Us page. Alternatively, you can call us directly or send an email to set up an appointment. During the consultation, we will assess your legal matter, discuss potential solutions, and explain how we can assist you.

At PSR LEGAL ASSOCIATES, we offer flexible payment options, including retainer fees, hourly rates, or fixed fees depending on the nature of the case. During the consultation, we will provide you with a clear outline of the costs involved, so there are no surprises. We are committed to making legal services as accessible as possible.

To make the most of your first consultation, please bring any relevant documents related to your case. For example:

• Divorce: Marriage certificate, details of assets, custody-related documents.
• Criminal Case: Any police reports, arrest records, or charges.
• Business Dispute: Contracts, agreements, correspondence, or corporate documents.

We will review these documents during the consultation to provide you with the best possible advice.

At PSR LEGAL ASSOCIATES, we take confidentiality very seriously. All information shared with us is kept strictly confidential, and we adhere to the highest ethical standards to protect your privacy. You can trust that your legal matters will be handled with the utmost discretion.