This office has acquired excellent professional experience in providing legal consultancy and advisory services in Criminal, Family (Reconciliation of Marriage, Divorce, Maintenance and Dowry cases), Cyber Crime cases, Civil, Commercial , company matters, Property cases And Employment Matters.
This office also deals with 138NI ACT Cheque Bounce cases Along with Arbitration and Corporate cases.
This office provides various agreements and documents services as well.
Advocate Babita enrolled with the Bar Council of Karnataka in 2014. She is a member of Bangalore Bar Association.
Practice Areas
Divorce, Family, Wills / Trusts, Child Custody, Domestic Violence
Criminal, Cyber Crime, Anticipatory Bail, Fraud Case, Litigation
Arbitration, Documentation, Corporate
Cheque Bounce, Recovery
Consumer Court
Supreme Court
Civil
Specialization
Reply / Send Legal Notice for Divorce
Contest / Appeal in Divorce Case
Dowry Demand / Domestic Violence / Abuse
Alimony / Maintenance Issue
Child Custody Issue
Extramarital Affair / Cheating
Marital Finance / Property Issues
Family / In-law Problems
Divorce / Matrimonial Issue
Family Dispute
Wills / Trusts
Gift of Assets
Adoption / Surrogacy
Loaned Money Recovery
ATM / Credit Card Fraud
Bank issues
Non Payment of Dues
Reply / Send Legal Notice in Financial Case
Lawyer for Summons / Warrants
Wrongful Arrest
Bail / Anticipatory Bail
Physical / Sexual Abuse
FIR Filing / Quashing
Cyber Crime
Threat / Injury
Financial Fraud
Theft / Robbery
Defamation
Forgery / Fraud
Refund Related Issue
Online Fraud
Contract Drafting / Review
Consumer Complaint Case
Sexual Harassment at work
Venture Capital / Funding Related
Business / Trade License
Arbitration & Mediation
Mergers & Acquisitions
Matrimonial / Divorce Related
Supreme Court / SLP Related
Cheque Bounce
Builder Delay / Fraud
Family Dispute
Transfer Petition
Supreme Court Appeal
Supreme Court PIL
Complaint in NCLT / NCLAT
Transfer Petition
SLP
Legal Issue
Business Compliances
Courts
- Bangalore District Court
- Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court, Bangalore
- Commercial court
- Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Bangalore
- Family Court, Bangalore
- Karnataka High Court
- Rera tribunal
- Sessions Court, Bangalore
- Supreme Court Of India
Advocate Babita's Reviews
Overall Rating
10+ Client Reviews
Questions Answered by Advocate Babita (200+ answers)
Q: I have a DIVORCE Document but need another court issued original
I have a DIVORCE Document of my Sister In Law, but need another court issued original/true copy of the same for submission to CGHS (Central Government Health Services)
Advocate Babita answered
I have a DIVORCE Document of my Sister In Law, but need another court issued original/true copy of the same for submission to CGHS (Central Government Health Services).you can take it out with help of advocate .
Q: My Wife Filed 498a, Dvc, Maintenance Cases On My Family Members
I want to squash the case in High court . My wife filed false 498a, Dvc, Maintenance Cases On My Family Members
Advocate Babita answered
In response to your query that I want to squash the case in High court. My wife filed false 498a, Dvc, Maintenance Cases On My Family Members. you can aproch high court for quashing fir against your family members if you believe they are innocent. Many judgments are there in favour of it.
Q: MCD without MoU and with only 13B petition.
In MCD, Adv of my wife was stringently denying to have an explicit MoU and saying the judge that all the points are already in petition when I asked the judge that I want an MoU along with petition. Judge is also suggesting it is not required. I would like to know whether without MoU, just relying on Petition and on chief of evidence affidavit creates any problem in future? Let's say all the important waiving off points and alimony terms are clear in petition. Will I be in trouble in futur?
Advocate Babita answered
In response to your query “In MCD, Adv of my wife was stringently denying to have an explicit MoU and saying the judge that all the points are already in petition when I asked the judge that I want an MoU along with petition. Judge is also suggesting it is not required. I would like to know whether without MoU, just relying on Petition and on chief of evidence affidavit creates any problem in future? Let's say all the important waiving off points and alimony terms are clear in petition. Will I be in trouble in futur?” Yes. In a Mutual Consent Divorce (MCD), there is generally no statutory requirement that a separate “MOU/Settlement Agreement” must accompany the Section 13B petition. The important issue is whether the settlement terms are clearly recorded, voluntarily accepted by both parties, and ultimately incorporated into or recognised in the decree.
Q: reply husbands counter for her RCR in evidence affidavit by denying
Rebuttal of hisbands false allegations for her RCR in evidence affidavit
Advocate Babita answered
In response to your query that “Rebuttal of husband false allegations for wife inRCR evidence affidavit” these false allegations by the husband in RCR, amount of cruelty if you want to go for divorce, then you can make the divorce and proceed legally
Q: 15days count marriage is posible
Me and my partner both are hindu and both the family supports but is it possible court marriage in 15days
Advocate Babita answered
In Response to your query that “Me and my partner both are hindu and both the family supports but is it possible court marriage in 15days” court marriage takes min 30 days. You can get your marriage registration in 1-2 days once u get marriage certificate from temple if both of you are Hindu by religion.
Frequently Asked Questions about Advocate Babita
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