D-37, Block D, Pandav Nagar, New Delhi – 110092
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Family and matrimonial disputes involve deeply personal matters, including divorce, judicial separation, maintenance, and child custody. Chambers of Advocate Yash Yadav approaches these matters with sensitivity to the personal circumstances involved, while providing clear guidance on the applicable legal provisions and procedure.
We advise clients under the relevant personal laws and the Hindu Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act, and related statutes, assisting with petitions for divorce or judicial separation, maintenance applications, and custody proceedings, with the aim of achieving a resolution that protects our client’s interests and, where children are involved, their welfare.
Family disputes often arise during emotionally difficult periods, and we aim to provide clients with clear, practical guidance alongside diligent representation.
Family and matrimonial matters follow specific procedures that differ from other civil proceedings, and understanding them helps clients prepare for what lies ahead.
Where both spouses agree, a mutual consent petition can offer a comparatively faster and less contentious resolution.
Where matters are contested, we prepare and present evidence relevant to grounds for divorce, maintenance, or custody before the family court.
We take time to understand each client's family circumstances and priorities before advising on the appropriate legal course of action.
Frequently asked questions about family and matrimonial matters.
Grounds vary by applicable personal law but commonly include cruelty, desertion, and mutual consent, among others.
Mutual consent divorce involves both parties agreeing to the terms of separation, generally resulting in a shorter process than a contested matter.
Maintenance is assessed based on factors such as the income and needs of both parties, and is determined by the court on a case-by-case basis.
Courts primarily consider the welfare of the child, along with the circumstances of both parents, in deciding custody and visitation arrangements.
A statutory waiting period generally applies, though courts have discretion to waive it in appropriate circumstances.
Address: D-37, Block D, Pandav Nagar, New Delhi – 110092
Chamber Adress: Chamber No. 404 (L-4), Setalwad Chambers, Supreme Court Compound, Tilak Marg, New Delhi – 110001
Open Hours: Mon–Sat: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (By Appointment)
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