Matrimonial & Family
Biswas Law Offices

Divorce & Matrimonial
Lawyer in Delhi

Divorce Lawyer in Delhi

Few legal matters are as personal as those involving family. They carry emotion, history and consequences that reach well beyond the courtroom, which is why they call for both legal precision and a measure of judgment about people. The aim is not only to win a point of law but to reach an outcome you can live with.

At Biswas Law Offices we handle matrimonial and family disputes with the care they deserve, advising honestly and representing firmly where needed. The work is led personally by Tarun Biswas, whose litigation practice includes matrimonial matters alongside civil, criminal and commercial disputes, before the Family Courts and the High Courts.

WHAT WE DO

How We Guide You Through Matrimonial and Family Law

Support at every stage, handled with discretion and care.

Divorce petitions

Whether the separation is by agreement or contested, we act for you. We handle mutual consent and contested divorce petitions before the Family Courts and guide you through the process.

Maintenance claims

Support after separation is often the hardest fought question. We handle alimony and child support claims under Section 125 CrPC, acting for those seeking maintenance and those responding to a claim.

Child custody

The welfare of a child comes first, and custody matters are handled with that in mind. We act in disputes over legal, physical and visitation rights.

Domestic violence

Where there is a need for protection, we act quickly. We represent parties in protection orders and residence right matters under the domestic violence law.

Restitution of conjugal rights

We file and defend petitions under Section 9 for the restitution of conjugal rights, advising honestly on what the step is likely to achieve.

Quashing of FIRs

Where a matrimonial dispute has led to a criminal complaint, we move the High Court to quash FIRs on proper grounds.

Why Clients Choose Us

Who We Act For

FAQs

Commonly Answered Questions

What is the difference between mutual consent and contested divorce?

In a mutual consent divorce, both spouses agree to separate and on the terms of doing so, which makes the process quicker and less bruising. A contested divorce is filed by one spouse on specific grounds when there is no agreement, and it takes longer. We advise on which applies to your situation.

Maintenance depends on factors such as the needs of the person claiming it, the income and capacity of the other spouse and the standard of living during the marriage. We assess how these apply to you, whether you are claiming support or responding to a claim.

It allows a person facing abuse to seek protection orders, residence rights and related relief. Where there is a need for urgent protection, we act quickly to secure it.

It is a petition asking the court to direct a spouse who has withdrawn from the marriage to return to it. We file and defend such petitions and advise honestly on what the step is realistically likely to achieve.

Often, yes. Many matters can be resolved through settlement, which spares both sides the cost and strain of a drawn out fight. Where that path serves you, we pursue it, while remaining ready to litigate if needed.

In appropriate cases, yes. Where a complaint arising from a matrimonial dispute does not stand up or has been settled, the High Court can quash it. We assess the grounds and move the court where they exist.

Family matters are usually tied to the court with jurisdiction over the parties. We act for clients in Delhi and advise on matters connected to it. Tell us your situation and we will confirm how we can help.

Get in Touch

Tell us what you are facing. We will listen, tell you where you stand and guide you on the next step, in confidence.