Private Client Practice

We differentiate ourselves by exercising caution in navigating the complexities of diverse personal laws and unique family arrangements. Acting as trusted advisors to clients in India and overseas, we provide tailored solutions.

Our services include drafting wills, trust deeds, and other necessary documents for customized succession planning. We also represent clients of various faiths in court proceedings to obtain probates, letters of administration, succession certificates, and handle contested testamentary matters.

Our services include

Succession & Estate Planning
Will and other Testamentary dispositions
Non-Testamentary Documents
Probates
Letters of Administration
Succession Certificates
Heirship Certificates
Guardianship of senior citizens

Indicative Matters

Represented and advised HNI’s and families on devolution of personal and family estates.
Represented and advised clients on testamentary documentation of distinct personal laws.
Represented and advised on disputes arising out of grant of Probates/ Letters of Administration.
Represented and advised clients on distribution of assets arising out marriages under distinct personal laws.
Represented and advised on disputes arising out of guardianship of senior citizens and persons suffering disabilities.

Work With Us

Our collegial culture welcomes people with a wide range of skills and backgrounds committed towards a shared vision of providing good counsel endorsed by a deep sense of integrity and ethical boundaries.

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Bombay High Court’s Ruling Regarding The Imposition Of An Additional Charge Under The Code Of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Following An Application By The Prosecution

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Are Legal Heirs Of A Deceased Sole Proprietor Liable To Discharge Personal Obligations Of The Deceased Under A Contract?

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Forming An Opinion On Preferential, Undervalued And Defrauding Transactions: Is It Mandatory?

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A Power Of Attorney Holder Cannot Depose About Facts Which Are Not Within His Personal Knowledge Or Are Within The Personal Knowledge Of The Person Who He Represents

The Hon’ble Supreme Court in the matter of Manisha Mahendra Gala & Ors vs Shalini Bhagwan Avatramani & Ors stands as a testament to the nuanced considerations entailed in resolving disputes pertaining to property rights

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Recently, Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance, Government of India has released an Office Memorandum (“ Office Memorandum ”) mandating insertion of Rule 227A in the General Financial Rules, 2017 (“ GFR Rules 2017 ”).