Divorce & Family
Lawyer in Delhi
Vintage Litigation · Family Courts across Delhi NCR and the Delhi High Court
Divorce, maintenance, custody and 498A matters, handled personally and with discretion. Consultations in Hindi or English, in chambers or by video call.
Chambers of Vintage Litigation · High Court of Delhi
Video consultations
For clients outside Delhi and abroad
Delhi NCR Family Courts
All six Delhi court complexes, plus Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, Faridabad
Delhi High Court
Family-law matters before the High Court
Hindi & English
Speak in the language you are comfortable in
What we handle
Every matter is planned carefully and argued in court by our advocates. Choose your situation to read how it works in Delhi courts.
Contested divorce
Grounds, evidence, interim relief and trial in Delhi family courts.
Mutual consent divorce
Settlement terms, first and second motion, waiver of the waiting period.
Maintenance & alimony
Interim and final maintenance under Section 144 BNSS and personal laws.
Child custody
Custody, visitation and guardianship, with the child’s welfare first.
498A / BNS 85 & bail
Defence, anticipatory bail and quashing petitions.
Domestic violence
Protection, residence and monetary relief under the DV Act.
NRI divorce
Cases for clients abroad, with video hearings where permitted.
Transfer petitions
Moving a case to a more convenient court.
Where do you stand?
My spouse has left, or wants a divorce
Your rights, maintenance, custody and what to do in the first two weeks.
I want to file for divorce or maintenance
Mutual or contested, which court, documents and realistic timelines.
I have received a notice, petition or FIR
What the papers mean, deadlines, and when to seek anticipatory bail.
“Every family matter is different. Before you decide anything, I will tell you honestly what the law allows, how long it is likely to take, and what it will cost.”
How it works
Call or WhatsApp
Share your name, the court or city, and a one-line summary.
Consultation
In chambers or by video call, in Hindi or English.
Strategy & documents
A clear plan, the documents to collect, and realistic timelines.
Representation
Drafting and appearance in court through to the final order.
Courts of Delhi NCR
Saket, Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Dwarka, Rohini, Karkardooma, Delhi High Court, plus Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, Faridabad.
Latest judgments & articles
All articles→Latest Supreme Court judgments on maintenance (2024–2026)
Can an ex-wife stay in the matrimonial home after divorce?
Digital evidence in divorce cases: Section 65B compliance
What clients say
When I was served an unexpected notice, Adv. Karan Dua gave me total clarity within 30 minutes. The mutual consent settlement was concluded without animosity in 15 days.
False 498A allegations against my elderly mother were promptly quashed before the Delhi High Court. Honest advice on timeline and cost from day one.
Living in the US, I thought I’d have to fly to Delhi repeatedly. Adv. Dua handled everything through Power of Attorney and Video Conferencing with utmost ease.
Shared with clients’ permission. Names shortened for privacy.
Common questions
How long does a mutual consent divorce take in Delhi?
The law provides a six-month gap between the first and second motion, which the court can waive in suitable cases under the Amardeep Singh precedent. Total time depends on the court and on how quickly both sides agree on terms, often concluding in 1 to 3 weeks.
What documents do I need to file for divorce?
Usually proof of marriage, address and identity proof of both parties, marriage photographs, and income details. The exact list depends on the type of case.
Do I have to attend every court date?
Not always. Some dates can be attended by your advocate, and some stages may be done by video conference. Ask about your specific case.
How is maintenance decided?
Courts look at the income, assets and needs of both spouses. Both sides file an affidavit of assets and liabilities, as directed by the Supreme Court in Rajnesh v. Neha (2020).
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