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Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar

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Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar
Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar is a distinguished litigation and dispute resolution counsel with over twelve years of standing at the Bar, having been enrolled in 2014. Over the course of her career, she has established a comprehensive litigation and advisory practice encompassing constitutional, commercial, civil, criminal, corporate, regulatory, service, and family law, representing individuals, entrepreneurs, business houses, corporate entities, government servants, educational institutions, professionals, and multinational organisations in matters of considerable legal and commercial significance.

Her practice is founded upon the belief that effective advocacy extends far beyond courtroom appearances. It requires a thorough understanding of the law, strategic foresight, meticulous preparation, persuasive advocacy, commercial awareness, and an unwavering commitment to safeguarding the interests of every client. Every brief entrusted to her is approached with intellectual rigour, detailed legal research, comprehensive factual analysis, and a carefully developed litigation strategy designed to achieve practical and effective outcomes.

She regularly appears before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, Sessions Courts, Trial Courts, Family Courts, Civil Courts, Criminal Courts, Tribunals, Commissions, and various Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Authorities, representing clients in complex and high-value disputes across diverse areas of law.

Her areas of practice include Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Civil Litigation, Criminal Litigation, Commercial and Corporate Litigation, Service Law, Employment Law, Writ Jurisdiction, Criminal Quashing Petitions, Land Acquisition, Property and Real Estate Disputes, Revenue Litigation, Money Recovery Proceedings, Contractual and Commercial Disputes, Arbitration-related proceedings, Departmental and Disciplinary Proceedings, Domestic Enquiries, Employment Investigations, POSH (Prevention of Sexual Harassment) proceedings, Women’s Rights, Matrimonial Litigation, Divorce, Child Custody, Guardianship, Maintenance, Domestic Violence matters, Succession, Probate, Consumer Litigation, and allied areas of dispute resolution.

In addition to an extensive litigation practice, Advocate Hemlata advises clients on legal strategy, regulatory compliance, preventive legal counselling, governance frameworks, contractual risk management, employment policies, corporate compliance, internal investigations, dispute avoidance, and institutional decision-making. Her advisory practice is directed towards identifying potential legal risks at an early stage and providing commercially sound, legally sustainable, and practical solutions that minimise exposure to litigation while protecting long-term interests.

She possesses significant experience in representing employees, senior management personnel, MSMEs, private companies, listed entities, multinational corporations (MNCs), educational institutions, and other organisations in matters involving employment disputes, executive exits, disciplinary proceedings, workplace misconduct allegations, internal enquiries, whistle-blower complaints, and POSH proceedings. Her representation extends across every stage from confidential legal advisory and internal investigations to courtroom litigation and appellate proceedings.

Advocate Hemlata has earned particular recognition for handling property and land-related disputes, including title litigation, partition suits, ownership disputes, land acquisition matters, redevelopment disputes, revenue proceedings, possession and injunction actions, easement claims, specific performance suits, and complex civil litigation involving high-value immovable properties. Her strategic approach combines detailed documentary analysis with a practical understanding of revenue, municipal, and property laws.

Her constitutional and administrative law practice includes challenges to executive and administrative action, service jurisprudence, disciplinary proceedings, public law remedies, judicial review, and writ proceedings involving questions of statutory interpretation, natural justice, and constitutional rights. She regularly advises government employees, statutory authorities, educational institutions, and private organisations on issues involving service conditions, promotions, disciplinary action, and administrative decision-making.

With an equally strong footing in criminal litigation, she represents clients in prosecutions, anticipatory and regular bail proceedings, criminal appeals, revisions, criminal quashing petitions, white-collar offences, economic offences, and matters arising from matrimonial and commercial disputes. Her approach emphasises meticulous case preparation, procedural precision, and robust constitutional safeguards.

Her family law practice encompasses matrimonial disputes, divorce, judicial separation, restitution of conjugal rights, child custody, guardianship, maintenance, domestic violence proceedings, matrimonial property disputes, and other sensitive family matters. She is committed to providing clients with legal representation that balances strategic advocacy with practical and compassionate guidance.

Clients from across India seek her counsel for matters requiring sophisticated legal analysis, comprehensive drafting, strategic litigation planning, and effective courtroom advocacy. She is known for her accessibility, professional integrity, responsiveness, and ability to simplify legally complex issues while developing innovative and result-oriented legal strategies.

The foundation of her practice was shaped through rigorous training under an eminent Senior Advocate, providing invaluable exposure to complex constitutional, civil, criminal, and commercial litigation. This foundation, combined with years of successful independent practice, has enabled her to build a reputation for excellence across multiple disciplines of law.

Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar remains committed to delivering legal services of the highest professional standards, combining uncompromising ethics, analytical excellence, strategic advocacy, and practical legal insight. Her practice is driven by a singular objective, to provide every client with exceptional legal representation, sound legal advice, and unwavering dedication in the pursuit of justice.

Language(s) Spoken: English, Hindi, Telugu

Practice Areas


Family Law
Divorce, Family, Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Succession Certificate, Women, Dowry Case

Criminal Defense
Criminal, Anticipatory Bail, Pocso Act, Anti Corruption, Pmla, Litigation

Corporate Law
Corporate, Media and Entertainment

Higher Courts
Supreme Court, High Court

Labour & Civil Matters
Civil

Property Law
Property


Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar


Specialization

Reply / Send Legal Notice for Divorce
Contest / Appeal in Divorce Case
Child Custody Issue
Marital Finance / Property Issues
Family / In-law Problems
Family Property Dispute
Transfer of Ancestral Property
Illegal Construction
Builder Delay / Fraud
Gifting of Property
Municipal Corporation Issues
Neighbor Dispute
Divorce / Matrimonial Issue
Succession of Property / Assets
Legal Heir Certificate
Property Dispute / Partition
Family Dispute
Gift of Assets
Adoption / Surrogacy
Lawyer for Summons / Warrants
Wrongful Arrest
Bail / Anticipatory Bail
Physical / Sexual Abuse
FIR Filing / Quashing
Threat / Injury
Financial Fraud
Murder / Attempt to Murder
Narcotics / Drugs
Corruption
Child Abuse / POCSO
Forgery / Fraud
Contract Drafting / Review
Sexual Harassment at work
Venture Capital / Funding Related
Mergers & Acquisitions
Matrimonial / Divorce Related
Property Issue
Family Dispute
File Mutual Consent Divorce
Transfer Petition
Supreme Court Appeal
RERA
NRI Property Issue
NRI Divorce
SLP
Legal Issue

Courts

  • Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Hyderabad
  • City Civil Court, Hyderabad   
  • Hyderabad High Court
  • Metropolitan Criminal Court, Hyderabad
  • Wakf Tribunal, Hyderabad

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Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar

Questions Answered by Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar (100+ answers)



Q: NRI divorce with mutual consent and divorce deed

I got married in June 2022, i have applied for PR in Australia and got granted. Now the girl is not willing to stay with me, we are staying apart for more than 1.5 years. No children. I have created mutual divorce deed in-front of sub registrar of the same place where the marriage certificate was issued. Is divorce deed valid or we need to go to court to file a mutual divorce case. I cannot come to India frequently due to my job dependencies and same with the girl. Is there any way out for us.

Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar answered
Divorce by mutual consent under Hindu lawIf the petition is not withdrawn post 6 months (and no later than 18 months) from the date of presentation of the petition, the court, after hearing the parties and making necessary inquiry(ies), may pass a decree of divorce declaring the marriage to be dissolved.



Q: Divorced govt women employee file case for her daughter maintenance ag

I had mutual divorce,ihave 12 years age daughter that time my daughter age4 years,iam government employee,at that divorce time I had not file the maintenance case aganist him.now if I have right to file maintain case for my daughter,he also well settled & have good job

Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar answered
There remains no doubt that an unmarried daughter, whether Hindu or Muslim, has a right to obtain maintenance, irrespective of her age. This is made clear again that the courts have to look for other laws applicable when the question pertains to the right to be maintained



Q: House Owner is pressurizing me to vacate flat

Hello Sir, I've been staying at the Owner's property for last 17 months. I am paying a rent of 20K per month. I have asked the owner several times to for the lease/rental agreement which he has shown no interest and has not signed till date. I am paying rent and maintenance in time every months for the past 17 months, I have increased rent 6 months back @5%. Orally we have agreed the following terms at the time of check-in and I have asked him to input the same and send me agreement, for which

Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar answered
39 - In a Suit for mandatory injunction by tenant, no direction can be given to landlords to execute a registered sale deed in respect of property given on lease as such a relief can be sought only in a Suit for specific performance of an enforceable agreement between the parties.



Q: Want to set aside ex parte judgement in divorse case.

My sister got exparte judgement on 21 feb 2024 in divorse case filed by her husband in sundergarh, odisha. She stays in Visakhapatnam, Andhra pradesh with her 4 yrs girl child. She too wants divorse from him, but she needs financial security for her child. How to set aside the case judgement, or please guide the options left.

Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar answered
When an ex parte decree is passed, the defendant (apart from filing a review petition and a suit for setting aside the ex parte decree on the ground of fraud) has two clear options, one, to file an appeal and another to file an application for setting aside the order in terms of Order IX Rule 13 of the Code.



Q: My wife got separated from me due to her parents

Hello i have married at age of 19 years old and went to police station and later they sent us back to home as their parents promised us after completion of studies we will do your marriage and we completed our study and doing our job but now suddenly they blackmailed and changed her mind now she is against me so i want to file a petition under RCR restitution of conjugal so will that be accepted or not and is that valid or not please tell me and help me

Advocate Hemlata Nageshwar Pitlewar answered
Conjugal rights refer to the mutual rights and privileges between two individuals arising from the state of being married. These rights include mutual rights of companionship, support, comfort, sexual relations, affection, joint property rights and the like.




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