The quickest way to book a free first consultation with a divorce and family law advocate is to call our appointment desk. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Call Our Appointment Desk
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and holidays. Tell us briefly about your situation and we will book a free consultation with an advocate who handles cases like yours.
What to say when you call
You do not need to prepare a long story. Tell the desk:
- your name and the best number to reach you;
- what your matter is about, in a line or two, for example mutual divorce, a contested divorce, custody, maintenance, domestic violence, or a case where your spouse lives abroad;
- whether there is any urgent date, such as a court hearing or a notice you have received;
- whether you would prefer a woman advocate, or a particular advocate from our homepage;
- when you are free for the consultation.
Please do not share bank details or passwords. Detailed facts and documents are best discussed with the advocate during your consultation.
What happens next
- We match you with an advocate. Based on your matter and preferences, the desk books you with a suitable advocate from the 10 listed on our homepage.
- We confirm your appointment. The desk confirms the date and time with you.
- You have your free first consultation. The advocate listens to your situation, explains your options and tells you what documents to bring.
- You decide. If you want the advocate to take your case, you agree the scope of work and fees directly with them. There is no obligation to go ahead.
What to keep ready
If you have them, keep these handy for the consultation: your marriage certificate, ID and address proof, any notice or court papers you have received, and a short timeline of key events. Our mutual divorce process guide and guide to lawyer fees can help you prepare.
Good to know
Divorce Lawyers in Chennai is a directory and appointment-booking service, not a law firm. Legal advice and representation are provided by the advocate you choose to consult. Read our About Us page to see how the directory works.