Advocate Pranav Bhanudas Ingale

Questions Answered by Advocate Pranav Bhanudas Ingale (25+ answers)

Q: Pune JMFC Motor Vehicle Court summons for wrong side driving

Pune JMFC Motor Vehicle Court summons -wrong side driving, first offense. Need lawyer for u/s 205 CrPC exemption + guilty plea on 11-May. Outstation accused. Quote fixed fee

Advocate Pranav Bhanudas Ingale answered
I’ve handled multiple matters in Pune JMFC Motor Vehicle Courts for similar offences, so you’re in safe hands here.For a first-time wrong-side driving case, especially when you’re an outstation accused, this can be managed smoothly without you needing to personally attend every date. I will take care of: • Filing your u/s 205 CrPC exemption application so your personal appearance is dispensed with • Appearing on your behalf on 11 May • Entering a guilty plea in a controlled manner to ensure the matter is disposed of the same day with minimum penalty • Completing the entire process efficiently so you don’t have to travel or face repeated court visitsIn such cases, the focus is not litigation but quick closure with least inconvenience, and that’s exactly how I handle it.Fixed professional fee: ₹ 20,000/- (all-inclusive for exemption + appearance + disposal)There are no hidden costs, and I will keep the process straightforward and time-bound. Once you confirm, I’ll immediately prepare the vakalatnama and documents so everything is ready well before the date.You don’t need to approach anyone else for this—this is a routine matter for me, and I’ll ensure it’s handled smoothly from start to finish.Just share your summons copy and ID proof, and I’ll take it forward right away.

Q: Husband have extra marital affair and have 2 kids, filed for divorce

As I informed all relatives that he is having an affair since 3 years and not paying anything to me n my kids. He has filed divorce case for with mental cruelty. I dont want to spend money and time in courts. I already have 2 kids and office overloaded alone. What can I do?

Advocate Pranav Bhanudas Ingale answered
Your situation is genuinely difficult, and I understand that managing two children, work pressure, and a legal dispute at the same time can feel overwhelming. But let me assure you—you don’t have to fight this in a stressful or expensive way if handled correctly from the beginning.First, regarding the divorce case filed against you on the ground of mental cruelty—just informing relatives about his affair, especially if it is true, does not automatically amount to cruelty in the eyes of the court. This is something we can strongly defend.Second, the most important issue here is your financial security and your children’s future. Even if you do not wish to actively contest the divorce, you still have a legal right to claim maintenance for yourself and your children. The fact that he is not paying anything works in your favour legally.Now, since you mentioned that you don’t want to spend too much time and money in court, we can take a strategic and minimal-effort approach: • File for interim maintenance so you start receiving financial support quickly • Appear only when absolutely necessary—I can handle most of the procedural work • Explore the option of mutual settlement where you can secure a lump sum or monthly support without prolonged litigationThis way, you are not dragged into long court battles, but at the same time, you don’t lose your legal rights.Also, if handled properly at this stage, we can actually turn this situation in your favour—either by securing proper maintenance or negotiating a strong settlement.You don’t need to go anywhere else or get confused with multiple opinions. I can take care of this matter in a focused, time-saving, and cost-effective manner, keeping your situation in mind.

Q: Ex patner threatening fake case bolke paise mang rahi he

Mera ek ladki ke sath past me relationship tha tab wo married thi Uske bad mene shadi karli ye bat usko pata chali usne bhot jada hala gula kiya women help line me complete wagera kiya tab wo sort out kar sab close Kiya Ab wo call kar ke message kar ke paise demand kari he agar nhi diye to case karegi police me police gharpe leke aayegi bol rahi he

Advocate Pranav Bhanudas Ingale answered
Its an absolute case of mental harassment and money extortion. You can simply lodge FIR against that girl so in case in future she tries to lodge fir against you so you have proof. Or you can direct file a private complaint under sec 200 of crpc before judicial magistrate in that u cant mention extortion, mental harassment, criminal intimidation, cheating, defamation etc

Q: request for legal advise on matrimonial issues and process

I am seeking your legal guidance regarding a matrimonial dispute that has recently escalated into a court matter. A petition has been filed by my husband’s side. From the circumstances and prior communication, it appears that the petition was filed more as a form of pressure during ongoing family disputes rather than as a genuine attempt at resolution.For the past 2–3 months, there has been continuous back-and-forth communication between both families, but no constructive outcome has been reache

Advocate Pranav Bhanudas Ingale answered
Based on the facts described, the situation appears to be a matrimonial dispute that has escalated into litigation, possibly being used as a strategic or pressure tactic during ongoing family negotiations. In such cases, the first step is to carefully review the exact nature of the petition filed by the husband’s side—whether it is for divorce, restitution of conjugal rights, judicial separation, or any criminal complaint.If the petition is filed under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (for example divorce or restitution of conjugal rights), the immediate step is to file a proper written statement before the court within the prescribed time. In that reply, it should be clearly mentioned that multiple attempts at family settlement and communication took place over the last 2–3 months, which indicates that the petition may have been filed not as a genuine effort to resolve the dispute but as a pressure tactic.At the same time, the court in matrimonial matters generally encourages mediation and reconciliation. You may request the court to refer the matter to a court-appointed mediation centre, where both parties can attempt settlement in a structured environment.If the wife has faced harassment, cruelty, or economic abuse, she may also consider filing appropriate legal remedies such as a case under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 or claiming maintenance under Section 125 CrPC. These remedies can provide financial support and legal protection during the pendency of the dispute.Strategically, the approach should focus on: • Filing a detailed reply to the petition • Exploring mediation or mutual settlement • Initiating counter-reliefs if legally justified • Preserving all communication records and evidence