Answers to the most common questions about our services, fees, process, and what to expect when working with Nyaya Path Legal Services.
General Questions
We provide full-service legal representation across civil litigation, criminal defence, family law (divorce, custody, maintenance), property disputes, corporate & commercial matters, consumer law, labour & employment, intellectual property, RERA matters, and constitutional writs. If your matter is outside these areas, we will refer you to the appropriate specialist.
Our office is in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Our advocates regularly appear before the Madhya Pradesh High Court at Jabalpur, all district courts in Madhya Pradesh, consumer forums, labour tribunals, RERA Authority, and National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) – where applicable.
Yes. We offer a free initial consultation of 15 minutes for all new clients. You will speak directly with a senior advocate who is qualified to advise on your specific matter. There is no obligation to retain us after the free consultation.
Fees & Billing
Our fee structure depends on the nature, complexity, and duration of your case. We discuss fees openly and provide a written engagement letter before commencing work. Common models include fixed fees for defined scopes, retainers for ongoing advisory, and appearance-based fees for litigation. We never add hidden charges.
The initial consultation (up to 15 minutes) is completely free for all new clients. Longer or follow-up consultations may be charged at ₹500 per session or ₹300 for online consultations.
Yes, for long-running matters we can discuss installment arrangements. We believe legal help should not be inaccessible due to financial constraints. Please raise this during your consultation and we will find a workable arrangement.
Legal Process
Case duration varies significantly by type. Simple matters (bail applications, demand notices) may resolve in days or weeks. Civil suits can take 1–5 years depending on court scheduling and complexity. Family matters like contested divorce can take 2–4 years. We will give you a realistic timeline assessment during the consultation.
Please bring all documents relevant to your matter. For civil and property cases: title deeds, sale agreements, correspondence, and any court notices. For criminal matters: FIR copy, summons, and bail papers. For family matters: marriage certificate, identification, and relevant financial documents. Our team will advise further in advance.
Yes. Through our client portal, you can track case milestones, review uploaded documents, and receive notifications about upcoming hearings. Access is provided once you formally retain our services.
Confidentiality & Ethics
Absolutely. Everything you discuss with our advocates – from the first consultation onwards – is protected by attorney-client privilege under the Indian Evidence Act and Bar Council rules. We do not disclose client information to any third party without your explicit written consent.
Yes. All advocates at Nyaya Path are enrolled with the Bar Council of Madhya Pradesh under the Advocates Act, 1961. Our firm registration number is MP/ADV/XXXXX/2015. We strictly adhere to the Bar Council of India Rules of Professional Conduct.
You always have the right to change your advocate. If you retain us mid-case, we will arrange a smooth handover of case files and appear in court with a Vakalatnama. We can also accept cases from other counsel and provide second opinions.
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Our advocates are happy to answer any questions not covered here. Reach out directly.
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