NRI Legal Services
Remote representation via Power of Attorney for property, family and court matters in India.
Your matter in India, handled while you are abroad.
Managing a legal matter in India from overseas can be stressful and time-consuming. We represent Non-Resident Indians and Overseas Citizens of India in property, family, civil and criminal matters — handling most steps remotely through a Power of Attorney and regular communication.
From documentation and court filings to updates across time zones, we make sure you stay informed and in control, without the need for frequent travel.
Scope of Practice
Power of Attorney
Drafting PoAs and guidance on execution, attestation or apostille, and adjudication in India.
Property Management & Disputes
Title checks, illegal possession, tenant issues, partition and sale of property in India.
Inheritance & Succession
Succession certificates, probate, mutation after inheritance and family settlements.
NRI Matrimonial Matters
Divorce, custody and maintenance matters involving spouses living abroad.
Civil & Criminal Representation
Representation in pending suits, complaints, bail and quashing matters.
Documentation & Verification
Affidavits, declarations, document verification and correspondence with authorities.
Courts & Forums
District Courts, revenue authorities, the Punjab & Haryana High Court and the Punjab State Commission for NRIs.
Adv. Hooda
Senior Partner — Leads the firm’s litigation and advisory practice from its Chandigarh chambers.
Read the full profileNRI Legal Services: FAQs
Do I need to travel to India for my case?
In many matters, no. A properly executed Power of Attorney allows a trusted representative to act for you, and we keep you updated remotely. Some proceedings may require your personal presence or an appearance by video conference, which we plan for in advance.
How do I execute a Power of Attorney abroad?
A PoA signed abroad is generally attested at the Indian Embassy or Consulate, or notarised and apostilled in countries that are party to the Hague Convention. Once received in India, it usually needs to be adjudicated and stamped within three months. We guide you through each step.
Can you help with my parents’ property after their passing?
Yes. We assist with succession certificates, probate of wills, mutation of records and family settlements, and represent you in any disputes that arise.
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Office Information
- AddressFlat No. 40-A, Army Complex,
Sector 44, Chandigarh, India
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Open nowMon – Sat 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sun Closed
Consultations by prior appointment are recommended.
“Distance should never stand between you and justice.”