Practice area · Matrimonial & Family

Family and divorce lawyers in Bengaluru

Divorce, maintenance, custody, domestic violence, wills and succession, handled with care, discretion and a focus on resolution.

Overview

Sensitive matters, handled with care

Family disputes are personal and often painful. We advise clients in India and abroad on all aspects of matrimonial and family law, and represent them before the Family Court, mediation centres, district courts and the High Court of Karnataka.

Where there is a chance to save a marriage or settle matters amicably, we explore it first. Where separation is the best way forward, we plan each case on its own facts so that it is resolved as early and with as little conflict as possible.

Speak to an advocate

Discuss your matter with us

Call or WhatsApp us with a short note about your matter. We will fix a time to meet at our office in Malleshwaram.

What we handle

Matters we advise on

Questions

Common questions

General information only. For advice on your situation, please speak to us.

What is a mutual consent divorce?

Where both spouses agree to separate, they can jointly file for divorce by mutual consent and settle issues such as maintenance, custody and return of belongings by agreement. It is usually quicker and less stressful than a contested divorce.

Who gets custody of the children?

The court decides custody based on the welfare of the child. Parents can also agree on custody and visitation, which the court will usually respect if it serves the child’s interest.

Will our discussion be kept private?

Yes. Family matters are sensitive, and everything you tell us stays strictly confidential.

Let’s talk about your matter

Tell us briefly what has happened. We will explain where you stand and what the next step should be.

Disclaimer: As per the rules of the Bar Council of India, advocates are not permitted to solicit work or advertise. This website only provides information about Hemanth & Associates and its areas of practice. It is not legal advice and does not create an advocate–client relationship. By using this website you acknowledge that you are seeking information about us of your own accord.