Comprehensive Family Law Support at Bandra Family Court

Comprehensive Family Law Support at Bandra Family Court

Legal Light Consulting (LLC) offers expert legal services in family law across Mumbai, serving both Indian and NRI families. With offices in Fort, Nariman Point, Kandivali, and Andheri, LLC provides accessible support for divorce, child custody, domestic violence, and property disputes.

Comprehensive Family Law Support at Bandra Family Court

LLC Lawyers handle all family matters under one roof for Indian and NRI families:

• Divorce (Mutual & Contested)
• Maintenance & Alimony
• Domestic Violence
• Marriage Registration (Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Jain, Court)
• Child Custody & Support
• Declaratory Petitions
• Foreign & Customary Marriages

Specialized NRI Legal Services

• Expert opinions for foreign attorneys & courts
• Representation via video conferencing or power of attorney
• Cross-border enforcement of Indian court orders
• Support in Hague Convention-related custody matters

Divorce Made Simple

LLC specializes in both mutual consent and contested divorces. Mutual consent divorce is faster and less stressful, often completed within 6–12 months. NRIs can file remotely via video conferencing or power of attorney.

Mutual Consent Divorce

• Fastest and least contentious method
• Requires one-year separation and mutual agreement
• Can be completed via video conferencing or power of attorney
• Supreme Court may waive the 6-month cooling period

Contested Divorce

• Grounds: cruelty, adultery, desertion, mental illness, etc.
• Strategic litigation for custody, maintenance, and property disputes

 Child Custody & Support

LLC helps parents secure custody and fair child support, ensuring the child’s best interests are protected. They also assist in validating foreign custody orders in India.

Custody & Support for NRIs

• Custody orders from abroad may need validation in India
• Child support considers global income and treaties
• Grandparents may seek custody or visitation rights

 Alimony & Property Division

The firm guides clients through financial settlements, including cross-border alimony enforcement and division of assets located in India and abroad.

Alimony & Property Division for NRIs

• Indian courts can enforce alimony and seize assets
• Foreign courts handle overseas assets
• Legal clarity needed for enforceability across jurisdictions

 Domestic Violence Protection

Victims of physical, emotional, or financial abuse receive legal support under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005. LLC helps file complaints and obtain protection orders.

Domestic Violence & Criminal Support for NRIs

• Protection under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005
• Includes emotional, mental, and financial abuse
• Assistance with bail, complaints, and protection orders

 NRI Legal Services

LLC provides expert opinions for foreign courts, supports international enforcement of Indian orders, and ensures smooth legal coordination across borders.

Legal Documentation & Notices for NRIs

• Divorce petitions under Hindu, Christian, and Special Marriage Acts
• Legal notices for amicable resolutions
• Maintenance and partition suits

 Why Choose LLC?

• Skilled family law attorneys
• Remote legal support for NRIs
• Compassionate, client-focused approach

• Full-service representation in Mumbai’s Family Court

For Indian and NRI families seeking clarity and justice, Legal Light Consulting stands as a reliable legal ally in Mumbai.

AQ – Family Law for Indian & NRI Clients

Q: What types of divorce are available? A: Mutual consent and contested divorce.

Q: Can NRIs file for divorce remotely? A: Yes, via video conferencing or power of attorney.

Q: How long does a mutual consent divorce take? A: Typically 6–12 months.

Q: What documents are needed for divorce? A: Marriage certificate, address proof, photos, and evidence (if contested).

Q: How is child custody decided? A: Based on the child’s best interests.

Q: Can foreign custody or alimony orders be enforced in India? A: Yes, with proper legal validation.

Q: What qualifies as domestic violence? A: Physical, emotional, mental, or financial abuse.

Q: Can grandparents seek custody or visitation? A: Yes, if it benefits the child.

Q: What is the role of mediation? A: It helps resolve disputes amicably and cost-effectively.