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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

General questions about consultations and the practice. Questions specific to each area of law are answered on the respective practice area pages.

What should I bring to the first consultation?

Bring copies of all documents related to the matter — agreements, notices, receipts, correspondence, photographs and any court papers — along with a short written timeline of events. This helps in giving accurate advice at the first meeting.

How are legal fees decided?

Fees depend on the nature and complexity of the matter, the court or forum involved and the work required. The fee and scope of work are discussed transparently before you decide to engage.

Will my information be kept confidential?

Yes. Communications between a client and an advocate are protected by professional confidentiality under the law and the rules of professional conduct.

Do you handle criminal cases?

No. The practice is focused on consumer and compensation claims, civil, family, matrimonial, property, commercial, debt recovery and advisory matters. For criminal matters, please consult an advocate practising in criminal law.

Can I consult over phone or video call?

An initial discussion over phone, WhatsApp or video call can be arranged on request, especially for clients outside Coimbatore. Copies of documents may need to be shared in advance for review.

Which languages can I consult in?

Consultations are available in English and Tamil.

Which areas do you serve?

Clients are primarily from Coimbatore and nearby areas of Tamil Nadu. Matters in other places can be discussed on a case-by-case basis.

How long will my case take?

Timelines depend on the type of case, the forum, the court's schedule and the conduct of the other party. A realistic estimate is shared after reviewing your matter, and you are kept informed of every hearing and development.

Is it better to settle or to go to court?

Every matter is different. Where a fair settlement through negotiation, mediation or Lok Adalat is possible, it saves time and cost. Where your rights require it, the matter is pursued firmly before the court or tribunal.

Does contacting through this website create an advocate–client relationship?

No. Sending a message through this website does not create an advocate–client relationship. An engagement begins only after a consultation and mutual agreement on the scope of work.

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