About Our
Family Law Practice
IANS Law Firm's Family Law practice provides compassionate, discreet, and legally robust assistance in matters concerning personal and family relationships. We handle the full spectrum of matrimonial and family disputes, including contested and mutual consent divorce proceedings, child custody and guardianship matters, spousal maintenance and alimony, domestic violence complaints under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, and matrimonial settlement agreements. Our team represents clients before the Family Courts, District Courts, High Courts, and the Supreme Court across India. We also advise on estate planning matters including will drafting and probate, succession certificates, inheritance disputes, gift deeds, trust formation, and family settlement arrangements. Our approach is rooted in the belief that family disputes require not only legal expertise but also emotional intelligence and sensitivity. We prioritize amicable resolution through counseling and mediation wherever possible, while maintaining vigorous representation when litigation becomes necessary to protect our clients' rights and interests.
Key Services
- check_circle Divorce proceedings (contested and mutual)
- check_circle Child custody and guardianship
- check_circle Maintenance and alimony
- check_circle Domestic violence matters
- check_circle Matrimonial disputes and settlements
- check_circle Adoption proceedings
- check_circle Probate and succession certificates
- check_circle Will drafting and registration
- check_circle Partition and inheritance disputes
- check_circle Family settlement agreements
Our Approach
Our family law practice: confidential consultation, amicable resolution through mediation, legal documentation, court representation, and post-decree support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are grounds for divorce?
Adultery, cruelty, desertion (2+ years), conversion, mental disorder, mutual consent (1 year separation).
Q: How is child custody determined?
Courts prioritize the child's best interests considering age, education, emotional bonds, and financial capacity.
Q: How to file a domestic violence complaint?
File before Magistrate, Protection Officer, or police under the DV Act. Courts can pass protection and monetary orders.