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Our network of practising lawyers gives legal advice over the phone or video for a fixed fee — so you can understand your rights and options before you decide what to do next.

1. Pick a time

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2. Share your issue

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3. Confirm and pay

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4. Talk to the lawyer

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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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    What you can ask about

    Ask About Anything Related to Your Legal Situation

    Common matters people discuss with a lawyer on a call.

    Property & Real Estate

    Title, sale, possession, partition, tenancy and builder issues.

    Family & Divorce

    Divorce, maintenance, child custody and domestic violence.

    Criminal Matters

    FIRs, bail, anticipatory bail, summons and cheque bounce.

    Money Recovery

    Unpaid dues, cheque bounce and recovery notices.

    Document Review

    Have a lawyer look at an agreement, notice or legal draft.

    NRI Legal Matters

    Property, inheritance, POA and court cases in India from abroad.

    Why talk to a lawyer

    Make Smart Legal Decisions

    Understand your rights

    Know where you stand before you sign, reply or file anything.

    Clear next steps

    Get practical options and what each will involve.

    Avoid costly mistakes

    Early advice often saves time, money and stress later.

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    FAQs

    Questions About Talking to a Lawyer

    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.

    Is a consultation the same as hiring a lawyer?

    No. The call gives you legal guidance on your situation. If you then want the lawyer to draft documents, send notices or appear in court, that is agreed separately.

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