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Matrimonial disputes in Delhi are unique due to the aggressive involvement of the Crime Against Women (CAW) Cells and the specialized Mahila Courts. Whether you are a husband facing a false dowry complaint or a woman seeking protection from domestic abuse, you need a matrimonial dispute lawyer in Delhi who knows how to navigate the system from the initial police summons to the final High Court verdict.
At The Kanoon Advisors, we provide specialized legal protection under the new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). We represent clients across all Delhi District Courts (Tis Hazari, Saket, Dwarka, Rohini, Karkardooma, Patiala House) and the High Court of Delhi, ensuring your reputation and rights are shielded from the start.
Anticipatory Bail: Securing pre-arrest bail (Section 482 BNSS) in Delhi Sessions Courts for husbands and in-laws accused of cruelty (formerly 498A IPC, now Section 85 BNS).
CAW Cell Representation: Expert guidance during “counseling” sessions at Delhi’s specialized CAW Cells (Nanakpura, Kirti Nagar, Maurya Enclave, etc.) to prevent FIR registration.
FIR Quashing: Filing petitions under Section 528 BNSS (formerly 482 CrPC) at the Delhi High Court to quash false FIRs based on settlement or lack of evidence.
41A Notice Response: Drafting replies to Notices of Appearance (Section 35(3) BNSS) to stop police harassment and arrest.
Protection Orders: Immediate filing under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (PWDVA) to stop physical or verbal abuse.
Right to Residence: Securing your right to live in the “shared household” in Delhi, regardless of whether you own the property or not.
Monetary Relief: Claiming interim compensation for medical bills, school fees, and loss of income.
Section 144 BNSS Claims: Fighting for or against maintenance applications (formerly Section 125 CrPC).
Income Affidavit Analysis: Forensic analysis of assets and liabilities affidavits (mandatory in Delhi Courts) to expose hidden business income or inflated expenses.
One-Time Settlement (OTS): Negotiating a full and final settlement to close all multiple cases (Divorce + DV + 498A) simultaneously.
Section 9 HMA: Filing for Restitution of Conjugal Rights (RCR) as a strategic defense against desertion claims.
Judicial Separation: Legal separation for couples who want to live apart but are not ready for a formal divorce.
✅ CAW Cell Experts: We handle cases daily at major Delhi CAW Cells (Nanakpura, Krishna Nagar, Dwarka), ensuring police don’t pressure you into unfair settlements.
✅ New Law Mastery (BNS 2024): We use the specific provisions of BNS and BNSS to challenge outdated police procedures and evidence collection methods.
✅ Delhi High Court Experience: Our team is highly experienced in writ petitions and quashing matters at the Delhi High Court.
✅ Counter-Strategy: For men facing false cases, we deploy counter-legal measures (Perjury, Defamation) where applicable.
✅ Holistic Approach: We don’t just fight cases; we aim to resolve the family conflict through mediation or strategic litigation to save years of your life.
The legal framework for matrimonial disputes has evolved. Our Delhi team is ahead of the curve:
Cruelty by Relatives (Sec 85/86 BNS): The definition of “Cruelty” (formerly 498A) has been updated. We understand how to defend against these charges under the new BNS framework, especially regarding “mental harassment.”
Deceitful Promise of Marriage (Sec 69 BNS): A critical new law penalizing sexual intercourse based on a false promise of marriage (“Love Jihad” or “False Identity”). We handle defense and prosecution in these sensitive cases.
Electronic Evidence (BSA): Under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, WhatsApp chats, voice notes, and CCTV footage are admissible only if certified under Section 63 BSA. We ensure your digital evidence is technically valid in Delhi courts.
Summary Trial: For certain matrimonial offenses, the new BNSS allows for faster trials, which we leverage to expedite justice.
Stridhan Recovery: Legal action to recover jewelry and gifts (Section 406 IPC / Section 316 BNS – Criminal Breach of Trust) retained by in-laws.
Dowry Prohibition: Defense against allegations under Sections 3 & 4 of the Dowry Prohibition Act.
Look Out Circular (LOC): Approaching the Delhi High Court to suspend or quash LOCs issued against NRI husbands, allowing them to travel for work.
Ex-Parte Proceedings: Handling cases where one spouse has abandoned the other and fled abroad.
Media Management: Ensuring privacy and obtaining “John Doe” orders (gag orders) for sensitive cases involving business families or public figures in Delhi.
In Delhi, police rarely register an FIR immediately. The complaint goes to the Crime Against Women Cell. We represent you here to prevent arrest and attempt mediation.
Delhi Courts mandate mediation. We prepare you for these sessions at the Mediation Centres in Saket, Dwarka, or Tis Hazari to ensure you don’t agree to unfair alimony terms.
If mediation fails, we fight the case in the Magistrate Court or move the Delhi High Court for quashing the FIR if the complaint is frivolous.
Crime Against Women (CAW) Cells: Nanakpura (Central), Maurya Enclave (North-West), Kirti Nagar (West), Krishna Nagar (East), Dwarka (South-West).
Mahila Courts (Magistrate Level): Specialized courts for women’s safety in every District Court complex in Delhi.
District Courts: Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Saket, Dwarka, Rohini, Karkardooma, Rouse Avenue.
Delhi High Court: For Appeals, Bail cancellations, and FIR Quashing.
Do not ignore it. This is the “pre-litigation” stage. Contact our matrimonial lawyer in Delhi immediately. We will accompany you, file your reply, and ensure the proceedings remain civil.
No. Under the Arnesh Kumar guidelines and Section 35 BNSS, police cannot automatically arrest you for offenses with punishment less than 7 years. They must issue a Notice of Appearance. We ensure strict compliance with this to protect your liberty.
Yes. You can approach the Delhi High Court under Section 528 BNSS (formerly 482 CrPC). Grounds for quashing include settlement between parties or if the complaint is manifestly malicious.
Delhi Courts follow the Supreme Court’s Rajnesh v. Neha judgment strictly. Both parties must file detailed “Affidavits of Assets and Liabilities.” Maintenance is usually 25-30% of the husband’s net disposable income, but this varies based on liabilities.
While the Act says 60 days, practically it takes 1-2 years. However, we prioritize getting Interim Orders (for stay or maintenance) within the first few hearings to provide immediate relief.
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