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Reply only if you do pro bono for counsel & case representation


16-Apr-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I have been facing severe financial hardship for the past 31 months due to continuous unemployment and currently have no active source of income. I am looking for a divorce lawyer who can not only guide and counsel me but also represent and fight my case in Family court Bandra, Mumbai. I would sincerely oblige and appreciate support on a pro bono basis or at very minimal, affordable fees given my current situation.
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Answer #1
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Dear client, Sure I can help you at a minimal fee. Would require you to visit my office on appointment basis for a detailed understanding of your situation. If possible carry documents if any are involved. Also there will be a success fee charged if the case is resolved in your favour. Let me know.
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Answer #2
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if you don't have any money to pay the fees delay the process of divorce, and seek separation on legal notice for the time being and try to get a job offer, then you can file for divorce if you have resources as divorce is not covered in legal aid cases yet as it is not a necessity it is a luxury
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