Family disputes are different from every other kind of litigation, because the people involved still share a history and, often, children. The law's role here is not only to win, but to protect — a child's welfare, a spouse's dignity, an elder's security — while bringing a painful chapter to a fair close.
Advocate Ramesh Kadari handles divorce (contested and mutual consent), child custody and guardianship, maintenance and alimony, restitution of conjugal rights, and succession and inheritance matters. Each case is approached with sensitivity, but also with the firmness needed to secure your rights.
Wherever a dignified settlement is possible — particularly in mutual-consent divorce and custody arrangements — it is pursued, because it spares families years of bitterness. Where the other side is unreasonable, the matter is contested with full vigour.
What we handle
- Mutual-consent and contested divorce
- Child custody, visitation and guardianship
- Maintenance, alimony and interim support
- Restitution of conjugal rights and judicial separation
- Domestic violence petitions and defence
- Succession, will and inheritance disputes
- Dowry-related complaints and defence
- Family settlements and partition within families
Why instruct Advocate Ramesh Kadari
- ✓Sensitive, confidential handling of deeply personal matters.
- ✓A child's welfare placed at the centre of custody strategy.
- ✓Settlement pursued where dignified; contested firmly where needed.
- ✓Clear advice on rights, timelines and likely outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
A mutual-consent divorce typically involves two motions with a statutory gap (commonly six months, which courts may waive in deserving cases) and can often conclude within a few months to about a year once both parties agree on the terms — maintenance, custody and division of assets. A well-drafted settlement at the outset is what makes it quick.
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