Family & Matrimonial Advocate in Patna

Family matters handled with discretion, and with a clear line between the legal question and the personal one.

Overview

The Practice

We act in matrimonial, maintenance, custody and domestic violence matters before the Family Court, the Magistrate courts and the Patna High Court. These cases involve people who will remain connected long after the case ends, and we conduct them with that in mind.

Where settlement or mediation is realistic, it is pursued seriously before a contested hearing. Where it is not, the case is prepared fully for trial.

Scope of work

Areas of Engagement

Mutual Divorce

  • Petition drafting
  • Settlement terms
  • Waiver of cooling-off period
  • Court appearances

Contested Divorce

  • Grounds and pleadings
  • Interim applications
  • Evidence and trial
  • Appeals

Maintenance

  • Maintenance under the BNSS
  • Interim maintenance
  • Permanent alimony
  • Enforcement of arrears

Custody & Guardianship

  • Custody and visitation
  • Guardianship of minors
  • Welfare-of-child approach
  • Minor’s property

Domestic Violence

  • Protection orders
  • Residence orders
  • Monetary relief
  • Defending DV applications

Settlement

  • Mediation at the Family Court
  • Settlement agreements
  • Return of stridhan
  • Withdrawal and compounding of cases
Method

Our Process

1

Consultation

2

Assessment

3

Strategy

4

Documentation

5

Mediation or Court

6

Resolution

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Queries

Frequently Asked Questions

Is mediation compulsory?

Family Courts usually refer parties to counselling or mediation. The chambers treats it as a real opportunity to settle rather than a formality.

Are these matters kept confidential?

Yes. Family matters are handled with strict confidentiality, and proceedings may be held in camera where the law allows.

Do you act for husbands as well as wives?

Yes. The chambers acts for either side, depending on the matter.

Can the six-month waiting period for mutual divorce be waived?

The court has discretion to waive it in suitable cases where the parties have genuinely separated and settled all issues.

What is considered in a custody case?

The welfare of the child is the main consideration, above the rights claimed by either parent.

Discuss your matter with the chambers

A clear assessment of your case, and the right remedy in the right forum.

Get in touch

Visit the Chambers

Consultations are by appointment. Send an enquiry or call the chambers to schedule a meeting.

Chambers

Address

Choudhary Law Chambers (CLC)
E-12, First Floor, Krishna Apartment,
Anandpuri, Boring Road, Patna, Bihar 800013

WhatsApp

+91 62041 66690

Hours

Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm, by appointment

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