Litigation & Courts
Criminal Law
Representation from FIR stage through trial and appeals.
- Appears before
- Magistrate Courts, Sessions Courts
- Consultation
- Online and in person
- Visits
- By appointment
From the time an FIR is registered to trial and appeal, we guide you on your rights and appear before the court. Since 1 July 2024, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), BNSS and BSA have replaced the IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act.
Cyber crime complaints are handled under Cyber Law. Cheque bounce cases are handled under Cheque Bounce & Recovery.
What we handle
9 types of matters under Criminal Law
- Criminal Defence Representation
- Anticipatory Bail
- Regular Bail Applications
- Quash Petitions
- FIR Related Assistance
- Criminal Trial Representation
- Police Station Assistance
- White Collar Crime Matters
- Appeals & Criminal Revisions
How we handle your matter
What to expect when you instruct us in criminal law matters.
- 1
Consultation
You meet an advocate, online or in person, and explain your matter. We listen first.
- 2
Review of documents
We study your papers and explain the legal position and your options in simple language.
- 3
Plan and preparation
We agree on the approach with you, then prepare notices, applications, pleadings or agreements.
- 4
Action and updates
We act on your behalf before the concerned court or authority, and keep you informed after every step.
What to bring to your consultation
Photocopies are fine. If something is missing, come anyway and we will tell you what to arrange.
Courts and forums
- Magistrate Courts
- Sessions Courts
- High Court of Telangana
- Supreme Court of India
- Copy of the FIR or complaint
- Police notices or summons
- Arrest or remand papers, if any
- Identity proof
- Any messages, photos or records related to the case
Common questions
General information only. For advice on your matter, speak to an advocate.
Book a consultationWhat is anticipatory bail?
It is a direction that you be released on bail if arrested, sought in advance when you fear arrest in a non-bailable case. It is now dealt with under the BNSS.
What should I do if an FIR is filed against me?
Stay calm, do not sign anything you have not read, and speak to an advocate before giving any statement.
Can an FIR be quashed?
In some situations, the High Court can quash an FIR. Whether it applies depends on the facts, which we can review with you.
Related services
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Need legal advice? Speak with an advocate.
Tell us about your matter and we will guide you on the next step.
By appointment · Online and in person