Matrimonial and Family Law
Guidance on marriage, separation, and family disputes with an emphasis on amicable resolution wherever possible.
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Professional legal solutions for Matrimonial, Criminal, DRT, Revenue, NI Act and High Court matters in Lucknow — grounded in diligence, confidentiality, and client-focused counsel.
Areas of Practice
Each matter is assessed on its own facts, with representation drawn from experience across civil, criminal, matrimonial, and revenue jurisdictions.
Guidance on marriage, separation, and family disputes with an emphasis on amicable resolution wherever possible.
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Representation in divorce proceedings, maintenance applications, and child custody matters.
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Legal support under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 for both complainants and respondents.
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Applications for anticipatory bail, regular bail, and appellate representation in criminal matters.
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Prosecution and defence of cheque dishonour cases under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.
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Representation before Revenue Courts on mutation, partition, and land record disputes.
Read MoreAbout the Advocate
Advocate Ajay Kumar Yadav provides professional legal representation before the District Courts, Family Court, Revenue Courts, and the Allahabad High Court, with a practice spanning matrimonial, criminal, civil, and revenue law.
Every matter is approached with personal attention, transparent advice, and a client-focused method — ensuring that clients understand their options at each stage of the proceedings.
Why Choose Us
Considered strategy drawn from consistent practice before District Courts and the High Court.
Every discussion is held in strict confidence, in keeping with professional obligations.
Advice and representation aligned with the standards of the Bar Council of India.
Clients are kept informed of hearing dates and case progress without unnecessary delay.
Each matter is assessed individually to determine the most appropriate legal course.
Legal solutions built around the client's specific circumstances and objectives.
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Confidential Consultations
Forums of Representation
Matters are represented before the appropriate forum depending on the nature and stage of the dispute, including:
A confidential consultation is the first step toward understanding your legal position and the options available to you.
Client Experience
“The proceedings were explained clearly at every stage, and I always felt informed about where my case stood.”
Ravi Shankar Mishra
Matrimonial Matter
“I received patient, confidential guidance during a difficult period. The professionalism shown was reassuring.”
Sunita Devi Verma
Domestic Violence Matter
“The matter was handled with precision and the required documentation was managed efficiently.”
Anil Kumar Srivastava
Cheque Bounce Case
“The registration process was guided smoothly from the notice period through to the certificate.”
Priya Singh Rathore
Court Marriage
“Clear communication and diligent preparation made a stressful claim process considerably easier.”
Deepak Chandra Tiwari
Motor Accident Claim
“I appreciated the transparent advice and the careful attention given to the documentation involved.”
Meena Kumari Awasthi
Property Litigation
Frequently Asked Questions
You may call, WhatsApp, or use the contact form on this website to request a consultation at a mutually convenient time.
Yes, all consultations are held in strict confidence in accordance with professional obligations under the Bar Council of India rules.
Matters are represented before the District Courts, Family Court, Revenue Courts, and the Allahabad High Court, depending on the nature of the case.
Any documents relevant to the matter — such as FIR copies, notices, agreements, or property papers — help in providing an accurate initial assessment.
Anticipatory bail may be sought where a person has reason to believe they may be arrested for a non-bailable offence, even before an FIR is formally lodged in some circumstances.
Timelines vary depending on court workload, evidence, and whether the matter is settled or contested; each case is assessed individually.
Generally yes, as mutual consent proceedings involve agreed terms between the parties, though statutory waiting periods still apply.
Please reach out to discuss the specific jurisdiction and forum applicable to your matter.
Consultation terms are discussed directly and transparently at the time of scheduling.
Clients are provided timely updates; you may also reach out directly for a status update at any point.
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