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You can submit a general enquiry through the enquiry form on this website, call +91 6284 428 236, or send a WhatsApp message to the same number. A suitable time can then be arranged.

Advocate Namita practises at the Jalandhar District Courts, New Court, Jalandhar, Punjab. Please call or message before visiting so that a meeting time can be confirmed, as court hours and hearings vary.

Bring copies of the documents connected to your matter, such as notices, agreements, court orders, complaint or FIR copies, property papers or earlier correspondence, with a short note of the important dates. Keep original documents safely with you.

No. Some matters can be addressed through a legal notice, negotiation, documentation, mediation or Lok Adalat where available, before or instead of litigation. Whether a court proceeding is suitable depends on the facts and the applicable law, and can be judged only after the matter is reviewed.

Yes. You can message +91 6284 428 236 on WhatsApp to introduce your matter and arrange a time to speak. Share only a brief outline at first; detailed facts and documents can be discussed in a consultation.

Advocate Namita practises at the Jalandhar District Courts in Jalandhar, Punjab. She was enrolled in 2026 with the Bar Council of Punjab & Haryana.

General information about procedure can be shared at the outset. Advice on a specific matter is given only after the relevant facts and documents have been reviewed, because the right course depends on them.

No. Submitting an enquiry, calling or sending a message does not by itself create an advocate-client relationship. Please do not send confidential documents or sensitive personal information through the general enquiry form.