Compassionate & Skilled Legal Support for Divorce & Family Law Matters
Going through a divorce or family dispute in Delhi can be stressful and legally complex. At Niyamam Law Offices, our top divorce lawyer in Delhi provide compassionate yet aggressive legal representation to ensure fair resolutions in child custody, alimony, property division, and more. Whether you need an amicable settlement or strong courtroom advocacy, we fight for your best interests.
Divorce & Legal Separation
Mutual Consent Divorce in Delhi – Quick, hassle-free dissolution.
Contested Divorce in Delhi – Strong litigation for complex cases.
Divorce on Grounds of Cruelty, Adultery, or Desertion – Protecting your rights.
Child Custody & Support
Child Custody Battles in Delhi Courts – Securing your child’s future.
Child Support & Visitation Rights – Fair financial & parenting arrangements.
Guardianship & Adoption Cases – Legal guidance for family expansion.
Alimony & Spousal Support
Temporary & Permanent Alimony – Negotiating fair spousal support.
Modification & Enforcement – Adjusting payments based on changing circumstances.
Property Division & Asset Protection
Equitable Distribution – Fair division of marital assets.
High-Net-Worth Divorce – Handling complex financial disputes.
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements – Safeguarding your future.
Domestic Violence & Restraining Orders
Domestic Violence Cases (DV Act) – Filing restraining orders & legal remedies.
False 498A & Dowry Case Defense – Protecting against misuse of laws.
Why Choose Us for your Matrimonial Dispute Cases?
Experienced Divorce Lawyers
Decades of combined legal expertise.
Personalized Legal Strategies
Tailored to your unique situation.
Aggressive Advocacy
Fighting for your rights in & out of court.
Compassionate Approach
We understand the emotional challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Typically 6-18 months, depending on court schedules.
Cruelty, adultery, desertion, mental disorder, or mutual consent under the Hindu Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act, etc.
Courts prioritize the child’s welfare—mothers often get custody, but fathers can also claim rights.
Marital assets are divided equitably (not always 50-50), considering financial contributions & needs.
Courts consider the child’s best interests, including parental stability, income, and emotional bonds.
Yes, if there’s a significant change in circumstances (job loss, income change, relocation).