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Advocate Shahana C

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Advocate Shahana C
I'm dedicated and result oriented advocate practising in Bangalore. I'm known for providing practical , honest , client - focused legal solution and handling cases independently with a result oriented approach, both professionally and ethically. Providing legal consultancy and advisory services. I believe in ethical practice, timely action , timely update on case progress and personalised attention to every cases.

Language(s) Spoken: English, Kannada, Tamil

Practice Areas


Family Law
Divorce, Family, Wills / Trusts, Muslim Law, Court Marriage, Child Custody

Criminal Defense
Criminal, Cyber Crime

Corporate Law
Documentation

Higher Courts
High Court


Advocate Shahana C


Courts

  • Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court, Bangalore
  • City Civil Court, Bangalore
  • Family Court, Bangalore
  • Karnataka High Court

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Questions Answered by Advocate Shahana C



Q: Lost divorce document. He lost his divorce document or has misplaced i

My fiancee has lost his divorce document. I need a lawyer to get the document copy

Advocate Shahana C answered
Hi sir , you want to get copy of divorce documents from Bangalore court means , you need to apply in court for certified copy of divorce . For this you need provide case number , petition filed date/ year etc ....



Q: I want to file for a divorce under Hindu marriage act

What will be the difference and timeline and total cost involved in a mutual divorce case vs a one sided divorce. We have been married for 1.5 years and have never lived together since marriage.

Advocate Shahana C answered
Hi , mutual divorce and contested divorce is there . In both divorce couples must married 1 year ago and that is mandatory. While compare with mutual divorce with contested divorce, mutual divorce is much more easy and time saving for court . The procedure in mutual divorce is easy .



Q: Need Case Details of my family court case from Primary Family CourtBlr

Need Case Details of my family court case from Primary Family CourtBlr

Advocate Shahana C answered
Hi sir /madam If you need your family case details which is filed in family court you need to share case number , case filed year and parties details . After getting this need to file copy application in family court to get the case details .



Q: NRI spouse refusing travel for mutual divorce – legal options

I am a Hindu male currently working in Bangalore. My spouse lives in the USA on an H1B visa with our minor child. We have been living separately since November 2023. Both of us initially discussed mutual divorce, but she says she cannot travel to India and wants to explore video appearance. Lawyers here say physical presence is required in family court. What are my legal options if she refuses to travel? Can mutual divorce proceed remotely, or should I file contested divorce?

Advocate Shahana C answered
Hi , in family court for filing mutual divorce physical appearance is necessary. Mutual divorce is time saving process and it can be initiated by husband and wife mutual terms . However if she is refusing to come in Bangalore then you have to initiate contested divorce.



Q: Legal status of first temple marriage in WB

In 2023, Harish and a woman named Neetu underwent a marriage ceremony in a temple as per Hindu customs. They have some photographs of the ceremony, but the marriage was never registered.Within a week of the ceremony, Harish discovered a divorce notice on Neetu’s phone, which showed that she had been previously married—something she had not disclosed to him before the temple ceremony. Feeling that his trust was breached, Harish separated from her soon after.About six months later, Neetu contacted

Advocate Shahana C answered
Hi , when a marriage is existing and not divorced legally then the second marriage marriage is considered as null and void as per Hindu marriage act . The husband can file null and void marriage in court




Frequently Asked Questions about Advocate Shahana C



Can Advocate Shahana C represent me in court?

Yes, Advocate Shahana C can represent you in court. The lawyer is trained to present your case in the most effective way possible.


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During your initial consultation with Advocate Shahana C, you can expect to discuss the specific legal issue you are facing and the details of your situation. Lawyer will ask you questions to get a better understanding of your case and will provide you with information about your legal options and any potential outcomes.


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