Mutual Consent Divorce • Child Custody • Maintenance • NRI Divorce • Quashing of FIRs
Advocate Vivek Malhotra - Punjab & Haryana High Court | Delhi High Court | Family Court Chandigarh Tricity
What We Do
Complete assistance for mutual divorce in Chandigarh. We help with settlement agreements and moving applications to waive the 6-month cooling-off period.
Representation in contested divorce cases involving cruelty, desertion and matrimonial disputes before Family Court.
Legal assistance for child custody and visitation rights before Chandigarh Family Court, focused on the child's welfare.
Handling maintenance claims under Section 125 CrPC (Section 144 BNSS) and defending against excessive maintenance demands.
Legal assistance for NRIs seeking divorce in India through Chandigarh Tricity or Delhi courts, including mutual consent divorce, contested divorce, POA documents and video appearance planning.
Quashing petitions before Punjab & Haryana High Court and Delhi High Court for matrimonial FIRs, compromise matters, BNS 85/316(2), Section 69 BNS and connected criminal proceedings.
Defence and case strategy in matrimonial criminal litigation including IPC 498A, Section 85 BNS, istridhan allegations, DV Act complaints and settlement-based closure.
Assistance for court marriage, Special Marriage Act notice, marriage registration, document preparation and interfaith or inter-caste marriage formalities in Chandigarh, Delhi and Tricity.
High Court writ petitions for missing persons, missing children, illegal detention concerns and urgent child custody production matters before Delhi High Court and Punjab & Haryana High Court.
Legal assistance for anticipatory bail, regular bail and connected matrimonial criminal cases before Punjab & Haryana High Court.
Why Choose Us
Advocate Vivek Malhotra regularly appears before Family Court Chandigarh and Punjab & Haryana High Court in mutual consent divorce, contested divorce, child custody, guardianship and maintenance matters.
Common Questions
Mutual consent divorce in Chandigarh generally takes around 6 months, though courts may waive the cooling-off period depending on circumstances. Contested divorce can take 2–3 years or more.
Yes. Chandigarh courts decide custody based on the welfare of the child and not the gender of the parents. Both parents have equal standing before the court.
Maintenance depends on the income, lifestyle and facts of each case (typically 25% of disposable income). Courts in Chandigarh decide it on merits after examining both parties' financial affidavits.
Yes. NRIs can file for divorce in Indian courts. The process can often be managed through power of attorney or video conferencing, minimising the need for repeated travel.
Typically: marriage certificate, ID proof (Aadhaar/Passport), proof of residence, income proof, passport-size photographs, and details of children if applicable. Our team ensures all documents are properly organised.
Client Feedback
“Advocate Vivek Malhotra handled our mutual consent divorce smoothly and professionally. The entire process was completed within six months.”
“Very knowledgeable in child custody matters. He explained every step clearly and fought strongly for my rights before the Family Court.”
“As an NRI, I was worried about managing the divorce process from abroad. Advocate Malhotra made it completely hassle-free.”
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Advocate Vivek Malhotra provides divorce and family law services in Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, Zirakpur and nearby areas including mutual consent divorce, contested divorce, child custody and maintenance cases.