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Bookings are confirmed once payment is complete. You will receive the details by email.

What You Get

  • ✓A 30-minute consultation with a practising lawyer
  • ✓Phone or video call at the time you choose
  • ✓Fixed fee shown before you pay (currently ₹699)
  • ✓Secure online payment
  • ✓Everything you share is kept confidential

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    How it works

    Four Simple Steps

    1. Pick a time

    Choose a date and time slot that suits you, wherever you are.

    2. Share your issue

    Tell us briefly what the matter is about so the right lawyer is assigned.

    3. Confirm and pay

    Pay the fixed consultation fee securely online to confirm the booking.

    4. Talk to the lawyer

    Discuss your matter on a phone or video call and get clear next steps.

    Before your call

    What to Keep Ready

    • ✓A short summary of your issue and what you want to achieve
    • ✓Key dates — notices received, hearings, deadlines
    • ✓Copies of relevant documents: agreements, notices, FIR, property papers, court orders
    • ✓Your questions written down, so nothing is missed

    FAQs

    Booking Questions

    How long is the consultation?

    A standard booking is a 30-minute call with a practising lawyer. If your matter needs more time or further work, the lawyer will explain the options and fees before anything else is done.

    Can I consult from outside India?

    Yes. Consultations are by phone or video, so NRIs, OCI and PIO cardholders can speak to a lawyer in India from any country.

    Is my conversation confidential?

    Yes. What you share with the lawyer is kept confidential and used only to advise you on your matter.

    What should I keep ready?

    A short summary of the issue, key dates, and copies of relevant documents such as notices, agreements, FIRs or property papers.

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