Chambers: B-14, Second Floor, Connaught Place, New Delhi 110001

+91 11 4052 8890·contact@mehraassociates.in

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Tell us what the matter is. We will tell you where you stand.

The first consultation is an assessment, not a commitment. Describe your situation in the form below or call the chambers directly, and a partner will respond personally. If your matter involves an imminent hearing, arrest or limitation deadline, please telephone rather than use the form.

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Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Everything you send is treated as confidential. Please do not attach documents at this stage — we will ask for them if the matter proceeds.

Include the country code if calling from outside India.
This helps us identify the appropriate court and jurisdiction.
If your matter does not fit any category, choose the last option.
Five or six sentences is usually enough for a first assessment.

By submitting this form you confirm that the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge. Sending an enquiry does not create an advocate–client relationship; that arises only when the firm confirms in writing that it accepts the instructions. Please do not send original documents by post without prior confirmation.

Service areas

Where the firm practises and takes instructions

The chambers are in Connaught Place, and the firm appears before courts across Delhi. Clients come to us from across the National Capital Region, and consultations can be arranged by telephone or video where travelling is difficult.

Central & New Delhi

Connaught Place, Barakhamba Road, Mandi House, Karol Bagh, Paharganj, Daryaganj, Lajpat Nagar and Jangpura.

South Delhi

Saket, Greater Kailash, Hauz Khas, Malviya Nagar, Vasant Kunj, Mehrauli, Defence Colony and Nehru Place.

West & North West Delhi

Dwarka, Janakpuri, Rajouri Garden, Punjabi Bagh, Rohini, Pitampura, Ashok Vihar and Naraina.

  • Delhi
  • New Delhi
  • South Delhi
  • Saket
  • Rohini
  • Dwarka
  • Connaught Place
  • Karol Bagh
  • Lajpat Nagar
  • Nehru Place
  • Janakpuri
  • Pitampura
  • Mayur Vihar
  • Preet Vihar
  • Noida & Gurugram

Before the consultation

What to bring to the first meeting

You do not need a complete file. Bring what you have and a clear account of the facts. The list below is a guide, not a requirement.

  1. Any notice, summons or court order you have received Bring the original if you have it, and a copy. If a date is mentioned, note it down separately so we can check it against the court record.
  2. The agreements or documents at the centre of the dispute Sale deeds, rent agreements, contracts, purchase orders, partnership deeds, loan documents or the marriage certificate, as applicable.
  3. Correspondence with the other side Emails, WhatsApp messages, letters and legal notices. A printed set is more useful than scrolling through a phone during the meeting.
  4. Evidence of payment or performance Bank statements, receipts, invoices, delivery challans or property tax records — whichever applies to your matter.
  5. A short written chronology Dates and events in order, on one page. This is often the single most useful document a client brings, and it saves a great deal of time.
  6. Your questions, and your view of the outcome What would a satisfactory result look like to you? Knowing this shapes the advice more than anything else on this list.

Response expectations

What happens after you write to us

We do not use a call centre or an automated intake process. Enquiries are read by a partner.

  • Within one working day

    Acknowledgment

    You receive a reply confirming that the enquiry has been received, and either a proposed time for a telephone call or a request for one or two further details.

  • Within two to three working days

    Initial assessment call

    A short telephone conversation with the partner who would handle the matter, to establish the facts and confirm whether the firm is able to assist.

  • Where the firm can assist

    Consultation and written note

    An in-person or video consultation at the chambers, followed by a written note setting out the position, the options, an indicative timeline and the fee.

  • Where the firm cannot assist

    A straight answer and a referral

    If the matter falls outside the firm's practice, or if we cannot give it the attention it needs, we will say so and, where possible, suggest a firm that can help.

  • Urgent matters

    Same-day response

    If a hearing, arrest or limitation deadline is imminent, telephone the chambers directly. Marked urgent enquiries are read the same day, including on Saturdays.

Questions before you call

Practical questions about instructing the firm

Is the first consultation chargeable?
The initial assessment — the conversation in which we establish whether the firm can help and outline the broad position — carries no charge. If the matter proceeds beyond that, a written fee estimate is provided before any work is undertaken. Consultations that require a detailed opinion on documents are chargeable, and you will be told the amount in advance.
Can I consult by telephone or video instead of coming to Connaught Place?
Yes. Many first consultations are conducted by telephone, and video consultations can be arranged for clients outside Delhi or for those who cannot travel. Where documents need to be reviewed, we will ask you to send scanned copies beforehand.
How are your fees calculated?
Most matters are billed on a fixed fee per stage — a defined amount for drafting and filing, and a separate amount for each contested hearing. Where a matter is genuinely open-ended, an hourly rate is agreed in advance. We do not charge contingency fees, and we do not bill for work that was not agreed.
Do you take matters outside Delhi?
The firm appears before courts in Delhi and advises on matters governed by Delhi jurisdiction. For matters in other states, we can act alongside local counsel or refer you to a firm we know. Say so when you write and we will tell you honestly which route is better.
Will my information remain confidential?
Yes. Enquiries, documents and the existence of a matter are treated as confidential and are not discussed outside the chambers. Nothing you send is shared with any third party, and no matter is published on this website without written consent.
How quickly can I be seen if the matter is urgent?
Matters involving an imminent hearing, an arrest, a police notice or an expiring limitation period are prioritised, often the same day. Telephone the chambers on +91 11 4052 8890 and say clearly that the matter is urgent.

One conversation

Most matters become clearer after a single conversation

You do not need to know what to call your problem, or which court it belongs in. Describe what has happened, bring what documents you have, and we will tell you plainly what the options are.

Send an enquiry Call +91 11 4052 8890