Her key area of practice spans high-stakes commercial disputes, contract enforcement, white-collar crime defense under the PMLA, MSME debt recovery, and sensitive matrimonial proceedings such as divorce and custody matters. In addition to her court practice, Advocate Prapti Singh leverages her specialized background in Cyber Law to advise tech startups on data privacy compliance, cyber risk mitigation, and software-centric intellectual property matters. Recognized for her academic contributions—including published works on constitutional and international law, media appearances on Doordarshan discussing cyber law careers, and regular guest lectures at law institutions—she is dedicated to delivering transparent, result-oriented, and meticulous legal representation tailored to each client's specific objectives.
Practice Areas
Criminal, Cyber Crime, Litigation
Arbitration, Startup, NCLT
Cheque Bounce
Consumer Court
Divorce
Property
Courts
- Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) Delhi
- Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) Lucknow
- Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Delhi
- Delhi High Court
- District Court, Patiala House
- District Court, Tis Hazari
- Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court
- National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT)
- National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), New Delhi
- Supreme Court Of India
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Questions Answered by Advocate Prapti Singh
Q: Filling divorce due to alcohol addiction
It has been around 10 months of my marriage. And he has severe alcohol addiction and this is causing problems in marriage everyday. I want to file divorce and I want to know how long does it take and what is the process.
Advocate Prapti Singh answered
Please tell your jurisdiction. Time will depend on the type of divorce you apply for, if mutual then it will be quicker otherwise it will take more time.let me know if you want to discuss further I will need more details regarding the marriage, stridhan etc to make a proper proposal for you
Q: Legal Compliance of Third Floor with Terrace and Lower Ground Floor
If a residential building in South Delhi has a lower ground floor (7–8 feet above ground and 2–3 feet below ground), followed by the ground, first, second and third floors with a terrace, and the total building height is under 15 metres, is it legal to purchase the third floor with terrace? Could I face any MCD legal notice or action due to the lower ground floor or building violations?
Advocate Prapti Singh answered
yes, depending upon the area you have to first take permission from MCD for altercation in your building. After approval only it is advisable.Also get a certified copy of your approved plan if the present building
Q: Interim stay on unilateral loan closure under Section 38(8)
I financed an auto loan from IndusInd Bank. Vehicle was burned within 5 months. I filed a case in Ahmednagar Consumer Court. Insurer paid Rs 2,00,000, and I paid Rs 13,903. Total loan stands 100% cleared strictly "UNDER PROTEST" on 30-09-2026. Bank suffered zero loss, earning profit.On 22-09-2026, I legally objected to bank's forced foreclosure to destroy my right to vehicle substitution under Clause 1.1. In legal reply, bank states: "Any amendment to asset particulars... engine/chassis/registration particulars... cannot be construed as conferring an unilateral right... without Bank's approval..."The Judge at admission stage specifically asked: "Is there any past judgment or decided precedent regarding vehicle/asset substitution under a loan agreement? If yes, present it."Most victims lack insurance or are defaulters, so no precedent exists. How can I urgently get an Interim Stay under Sec 38(8) to freeze account status and stop unilateral closure? Advice needed.
Advocate Prapti Singh answered
Draft and file urgent application for urgent stay in the matter.Move an application specifically praying for an ad-interim order directing the bank to maintain status quo on the loan account, restrain unilateral closure,
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