Office Consultation in Delhi
The principal office of Advocate Shashi Ranjan Singh is at P2A, Basement, Block P, Jungpura Extension, New Delhi 110014. Consultations are arranged through the office and are intended to understand the facts, documents, procedural stage and appropriate legal route.
Office address
P2A, Basement, Block P,Jungpura Extension,
New Delhi 110014
Phone: +91 97167 75660
Email: lawyer.srks@gmail.com
What an initial consultation is for
The first discussion is an opportunity to establish what has happened, what legal relief is actually required and whether there is already a proceeding that affects the next step. A useful consultation does not require a long prepared argument. A short chronology and the important documents are usually more helpful.
Bring the documents that matter
- Marriage certificate or other proof of marriage for matrimonial matters
- Petitions, notices, summons, FIRs or court orders already received
- Case number, court name and next hearing date for pending matters
- Relevant address and residence records where jurisdiction is an issue
- Child-related records where custody or visitation is involved
- Financial documents where maintenance, alimony or settlement is disputed
Types of matters discussed
The office receives enquiries concerning mutual consent and contested divorce, matrimonial disputes, maintenance and alimony, child custody and visitation, bail, anticipatory bail and related litigation. Whether a particular matter can be accepted, and which court is appropriate, depends on its facts and jurisdiction.
Jurisdiction comes before assumptions about the court
The office is in Jungpura Extension, but an office address does not decide where a case belongs. The appropriate forum can depend on the governing law, residence, marriage or cohabitation history, the nature of the proceeding and any case already pending. This is particularly important for clients whose dispute has connections with more than one Delhi or NCR district.
Delhi and Gurugram matters
The principal office is in Jungpura Extension, New Delhi. Appropriate matters connected with Gurugram may also be considered, depending on the nature of the proceeding and the court having jurisdiction. There is no separate Gurugram office, and availability for a particular matter must be confirmed directly.
How to make the first contact useful
- State the legal issue in two or three sentences.
- Say whether a notice, petition, FIR or court order has already been received.
- Give the court, case number and next date if proceedings are pending.
- Identify any urgent deadline, arrest concern, child issue or immediate hearing.
- Keep the original documents available for detailed review.
Related legal services
Divorce Lawyer in Delhi · Matrimonial Lawyer in Delhi · Bail Lawyer in Delhi · Anticipatory Bail Lawyer in Delhi · Child Custody in Delhi · Maintenance and Alimony in Delhi
Contact the office
Call +91 97167 75660, email lawyer.srks@gmail.com, or use the contact page. Appointments should be confirmed before visiting.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to bring every document to the first consultation?
Start with the documents that explain the immediate issue: any petition, notice, FIR or court order, the case number and next hearing date if a matter is pending, and a short chronology. Additional records can be identified after the initial facts are understood.
Can I visit the office without an appointment?
Please call or contact the office first to confirm availability before travelling to Jungpura Extension.
Does the office address determine where my case will be filed?
No. The competent court depends on the applicable law, jurisdictional facts and nature of the proceeding, not simply the advocate’s office address.
Can I discuss a Gurugram-related matter?
Appropriate matters connected with Gurugram may be considered, subject to the facts and jurisdiction. The principal office is in Jungpura Extension, New Delhi, and there is no separate Gurugram office.
Disclaimer: General legal information only. A consultation does not guarantee a particular result or filing forum, and website use does not by itself create an advocate-client relationship.