Civil Matters
Representation and guidance in civil disputes before the appropriate courts and tribunals.
Matter
Advice and representation in civil, property, family and matrimonial, consumer and labour-related matters, before the courts and tribunals in Nagpur.
Practice areas
Representation and guidance in civil disputes before the appropriate courts and tribunals.
Title concerns, partition, possession, tenancy and related property disputes.
Matrimonial proceedings, maintenance, custody and related family law matters.
Complaints and proceedings before consumer redressal forums.
Employment and industrial disputes, and related statutory proceedings.
Guidance and representation in matters before Tribunals, including Debt Recovery Tribunal, School Tribunal and Maharashtra Revenue Tribunal matters, subject to the nature and jurisdiction of the case.
Both Advocates at Mind & Matter — Neha V. Vaidya and Nayan V. Lohe — handle these areas. Where a matter falls outside them, you will be told so directly rather than taken on.
What to expect
A consultation commits you to nothing beyond the conversation itself.
In your own words, at your own pace. Nothing needs to be prepared in advance, and no documents are required to ask a question.
What the facts appear to establish, what they do not, and which parts of the matter the law actually recognises.
The realistic courses open to you, what each would involve in time and effort, and the honest weaknesses of each.
Whether to proceed, to wait, or to do nothing at all. Many people leave a consultation having chosen not to act, and are better off for knowing why.
Please note
A legal process is decided by a court or tribunal on the material before it. Anyone offering a guaranteed result is describing something other than a legal process. What can be offered is an accurate reading of your position and a straightforward account of the options.
Information on this website is provided for general informational purposes. Legal advice is provided during a scheduled legal consultation based on the facts and circumstances shared with the Advocate. An enquiry submitted through the website does not by itself create an advocate-client relationship.
That is precisely what a first consultation is for. Asking a question commits you to nothing.
Please do not send confidential documents or sensitive details through the website. Bring them to the consultation instead.