Three Practice Areas. One Standard: The Documents Decide.

That is a normal place to start, and it is the first thing we sort out. Many matters sit across two — an assured-return dispute where the builder's cheques also bounced is both a real-estate matter and a cheque-dishonour matter, and each route carries its own deadline. Send a short summary with whatever documents you have; we tell you which desk fits, what your deadline is, and whether more than one route is worth running.

The first review is without obligation. You send the documents, we come back within one working day with the likely route, the deadline position and what the file is missing. Anything beyond that is quoted before it starts, so nothing begins without your agreement on scope and cost.

No. Grivaa Legal is a legal-strategy and documentation-support platform. We compute deadlines, organise the evidence file, map the forum and prepare documentation. Filing and any appearance are handled by qualified legal professionals after reviewing complete documents, with whom we coordinate.

That depends entirely on the practice area, which is exactly why it is the first thing we check. A dishonoured cheque gives you 30 days from the bank's return memo to issue the statutory demand notice. A money claim generally runs on a three-year limitation period. A notice carries its own stated deadline. A possession or refund matter is less immediately time-critical but limitation still applies. If a cheque of yours has bounced recently, treat it as urgent.

Yes, and it is more common than people expect. A business chasing an unpaid invoice often also holds a dishonoured cheque against the same debtor. What matters is that the claim amounts, the pleadings and any recovery already received stay consistent across both files — which is precisely where unmanaged parallel filings create problems. We sequence the routes rather than filing twice and hoping.

Yes. Documents are reviewed remotely over WhatsApp and email, and calls happen in your timezone. Where a filing later needs presence in India, a Power of Attorney structure is guided and local representation coordinated. This applies across all three practice areas, not only property matters.

Whatever you already have — an incomplete file is fine to start and we will tell you what is missing. For a bounced cheque, the cheque and the bank return memo. For money owed, invoices and the bank trail. For a property matter, the agreement, receipts and the builder ledger. For a notice, the notice itself with its deadline.

Documents stay with our desk and are used only to assess and prepare your matter. They are shared with the qualified professionals coordinating your filing where that is necessary, and not otherwise.