30-Minute Legal Consultation

Know where you stand before you act

Most legal mistakes are not made in court — they are made in the days before, when someone acts without knowing where they really stand. A short, honest consultation prevents that. For a flat ₹499, you get thirty focused minutes with Adv. Bhawna Yadav on your specific situation, the same day, in English or Hindi, with a written summary you can keep.

The fee is fixed and agreed in writing. There is no hourly billing, nothing added later, and no upselling.

When a consultation is the right first step

You do not always need a notice, a filing, or a case — sometimes you just need to understand your position clearly. A consultation is the right move when:

You've received something and don't know how to respond

A legal notice, a demand, a summons, or a letter from a department. Before you reply — or panic — thirty minutes tells you what it actually means and what your options are.

You're about to sign or commit

A contract, an agreement, a property deal, a partnership. A short review of the situation can save you from a clause or a structure you would regret.

You're in a dispute and weighing your options

A tenant or landlord, a customer or supplier, a family disagreement. We map the realistic paths — settle, send a notice, or proceed — and what each involves.

You need to choose a structure or registration

LLP or company, composition or regular GST, register the firm or not. A consultation gets you to the right decision before you spend on the wrong one.

A family matter needs a calm, confidential view

Divorce, maintenance, custody, succession or a will. These are sensitive, and a private, unhurried conversation is often exactly what is needed first.

What you get from the call

This is not a sales call dressed up as advice. In thirty minutes we:

• Listen to the facts of your specific situation.
• Give you a straight assessment — where you stand, and how strong or weak your position is.
• Lay out your options, in plain language, with the trade-offs of each.
• Tell you the next steps — what to do, what to avoid, and what is urgent.
• Send you a written summary afterwards, so you are not relying on memory.

Crucially, we tell you when you do *not* need to spend more. Many consultations end with a clear, do-this answer and nothing further to buy.

A consultation is also the right place to bring a question you are not even sure is "legal" — a worrying clause in a document, an email that reads like a threat, a family arrangement you want to put on a sound footing, or simply a decision you would rather not make blind. Thirty minutes with an advocate turns that uncertainty into a clear understanding of where you stand and what, if anything, you need to do next.

Honest advice, not a funnel

The reason this consultation is worth far more than ₹499 is that it is genuinely independent of what you buy next. Adv. Bhawna Yadav is paid for the advice itself, so there is no incentive to manufacture work. If your matter needs drafting or filing, we will say so and quote it transparently; if it does not, we will tell you that just as plainly. That is the difference between advice and a sales pitch.

Confidential from the first minute

Whatever you share in the consultation is covered by advocate–client confidentiality from the start. You can speak frankly about a sensitive dispute, a family matter, or a business problem, knowing it stays between you and your advocate.

Available across India, in English or Hindi

You do not need to be local to get good advice. Consultations run in English or Hindi, for clients in every Indian state, over a call or WhatsApp — so wherever you are, a qualified advocate's view is thirty minutes away.

Why clients choose this consultation

It is the cheapest insurance in law: thirty minutes that often saves a costly mistake. You speak directly with a named advocate, get a written summary to keep, and never face a sales push. For ₹499, same day, in your language — it is the right first step for almost any legal question.

What to have ready for the call

You will get the most from thirty minutes if we spend them on advice rather than catching up on facts. Wherever possible, have the key documents to hand — the notice or letter you received, the contract you are about to sign, the messages or invoices behind a dispute — and a short note of the outcome you are hoping for. You do not need to prepare a legal argument; just the facts and the documents. We do the rest, and the written summary afterwards means you do not have to take notes during the call.

How it fits with everything else

If the consultation concludes that you need a notice, a registration, a deed, or a filing, every one of those is available at its own flat price, scoped in writing before it begins. The consultation simply makes sure you spend on the right thing — or on nothing at all, if that is the honest answer. Many clients return for a quick consultation whenever a new question comes up, precisely because it is fast, confidential, and free of any pressure to buy more.