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You technically only need a lawyer when facing a severe threat like criminal charges, or when your legal rights are at risk. However, you are almost always better off having one for complex, high-stakes matters (like divorce or major contracts) to protect your assets, ensure the paperwork is flawless, and avoid costly mistakes

Child custody is determined solely by the “best interests of the child”. Courts evaluate factors like the child’s age, emotional bonds, educational needs, and the parents’ capability to provide a stable environment. Laws such as the Guardians and Wards Act apply across India, alongside personal laws like the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act.

The time to get a divorce ranges from 6 months for a mutual agreement to several years for a contested case.

Legal custody is the legal right and responsibility to make major, long-term decisions about a child’s upbringing, such as education, healthcare, and religion. It is distinct from physical custody, which dictates where the child lives day-to-day. Courts typically grant both parents joint legal custody to ensure continued involvement in their child’s life.