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You can book in three ways: submit the enquiry form on our contact page, message us on WhatsApp, or telephone the office during working hours. Form enquiries receive an acknowledgement email immediately and a substantive response within one working day. When you enquire, please mention the practice area and a one-line summary of the issue so we can allocate the matter to the right partner before we call you back.

Bring whatever you already have — an incomplete file is still useful. Most helpful are: any agreement or deed at the centre of the dispute, correspondence with the other side including WhatsApp and email, any court or authority notice you have received, government-issued photo identification, and for property matters the title documents and latest revenue record. If you are unsure, send us a list before the appointment and we will tell you what actually matters.

Yes. We conduct consultations by video call and telephone for clients outside the city and for non-resident clients, with appointments scheduled across time zones. Documents can be exchanged securely in advance, and where a matter requires representation we can arrange a vakalatnama and power of attorney remotely, so you generally need not travel for routine appearances.

Consultation is charged at a fixed fee that is quoted to you before the appointment is confirmed, so there are no surprises. The fee varies with the practice area and the volume of documents to be reviewed beforehand. For matters we go on to handle, we provide a written engagement letter setting out the fee basis — fixed, stage-wise or per-appearance — before any work begins.

We practise across twelve areas: corporate law, civil litigation, criminal defence, family law, divorce, property law, consumer protection, cheque bounce, arbitration and mediation, cyber law, taxation, and banking and finance. Where a matter falls outside our competence, we say so and refer you on rather than accepting the brief.

It depends on the forum and whether the matter is contested. A legal notice may resolve a dispute in weeks. A consumer complaint or a cheque bounce trial commonly takes several months to a year. A contested civil suit can run for years, and an arbitration is usually faster than a suit but slower than a notice. At your consultation we give you a realistic range based on current listing practice at the relevant forum, and we tell you when the timeline itself is a reason to consider settlement.

Singla & Singla Law Firm has established a premier reputation across Delhi NCR since 1997 through over 28 years of courtroom integrity, senior advocate continuity, and high trial success rates. Our advocates provide direct representation from our principal chamber at Karkardooma Court Complex across the Delhi High Court, Supreme Court of India, and all Delhi district courts, ensuring transparent fee agreements and candid case merit assessments.

Our principal chamber is located at Chamber No. F-622, F Block Lawyer’s Chamber, 6th Floor, Karkardooma Court Complex, Delhi 110032. We also maintain branch chambers at Mayur Vihar Phase 1 (Shiv Arcade) and Trilokpuri. In-person consultations can be scheduled by phone (+91 98111 35465), WhatsApp, or through our website booking form.

We maintain active, daily representation in the Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court, and all District Courts across Delhi NCR: Karkardooma Courts, Tis Hazari Courts, Patiala House Courts, Saket Courts, Rohini Courts, Dwarka Courts, and Rouse Avenue Courts. In addition, we appear before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT Delhi), National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), and Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT Delhi).