Advocate Shweta Prabhu

BA, LLB

I am an independent law practitioner with a permanent base in Mumbai. With a Bachelor's degree in Arts and a Bachelor in Law, I combine deep understanding of legal principles with a keen insight into array of matters. I am known for my dedication to my Clients and my rigorous approach to cases. I am committed to providing effective representation and achieving favourable outcome for my Clients. My expertise spans into various areas of law, ensuring comprehensive legal assistance tailored to the needs of each client.

I am a versatile professional with 22 years of experience, and provide a full range of legal service on matters relating to Indian Penal code (IPC) which is now replaced by Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), Civil Procedure Code (CPC), Family, Adoption, Succession and Testamentary, Consumer Protection Act, Arbitration, and drafting of various documents including registration of documents. Empowered to deliver high quality and skilled service, providing Clients with practical legal advice by devising effective legal solution and strategy to help achieve their objective. My Clients will vouch for my commitment and sincerity in handling each of their case. I believe in a rightful and a result-oriented approach& blending the theories with my experience in the most effective ways.

I independently practice in Mumbai and other major cities in the country with a client base across India & Abroad.

Area of Legal Practices

Arbitration

Arbitration is a legal process used to resolve disputes outside the court system. In an arbitration case, parties involved in a conflict...

Adoption

She must be of legal age. She must be of a sound mind. She must be unmarried or if she is married, the husband must give ...

Criminal Matters

A criminal defense lawyer specializes in defending individuals or organizations accused of criminal activity. Their role is to protect the rights of the accused...

Consumer Matters

A Consumer Matters case typically involves a dispute between a consumer and a business regarding a product or service.

Cheque Bounce

A cheque bounce case, under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, pertains to the dishonor of a cheque due to insufficient funds...

Civil Law

In a civil law case, the dispute typically involves private parties seeking resolution over non-criminal issues. For instance, in a breach of contract case, a plaintiff may sue...

Drafting

When it comes to drafting legal documents in court cases, precision and clarity are paramount. Every word and clause must be carefully crafted...

Documentation

In legal proceedings, accurate and comprehensive documentation is crucial for ensuring fairness and transparency.

Divorce

A divorce case involves the legal process by which a marriage is legally dissolved. It typically begins when one spouse files a petition for divorce, citing grounds such as irreconcilable...

Domestic Violence

Domestic violence in India refers to any act of violence, which includes physical, mental, and emotional abuse, or harm to a woman's body, or economic exploitation that is caused by the husband or her in-laws during her stay in her marital house / shared household.

Family Matters

A Family Law case can be complex and emotionally charged, requiring a lawyer who is compassionate, strategic, and well-versed in legal intricacies.

Property Dispute Matter

A property dispute typically arises when parties disagree over the ownership, boundaries, or usage of a property.

Succession Matters

A succession matters lawyer specializes in handling the legal aspects of transferring assets and responsibilities following a person's death.

Society Matter

The Society Matter case involves a legal dispute addressing the responsibilities and liabilities of a nonprofit organization or a society in managing its operations and fulfilling its obligations...

Will

A will is a legal document that outlines how a person’s assets and properties will be distributed after their death.

“Right is duty well performed and a duty well performed creates a corresponding right.”