Trusted Legal Partner for NRIs Worldwide
Whether your family property in Punjab is under illegal possession, a builder in Gurgaon hasn't handed over your flat, or you need a succession certificate for your late parent's estate — we handle it in India while you stay wherever you are, from Houston to Sydney.
NRI Legal Support Wherever Home Now Is
We represent Non-Resident Indians and Persons of Indian Origin living across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, and Europe, on legal matters back in India. You do not need to fly back to protect your rights — our lawyers appear in Indian courts on your behalf under a Power of Attorney, brief you over video call at a time that suits your schedule, and keep you updated at every stage in plain English.
Property Dispute Services
Property left behind in India is the single biggest source of anxiety for NRIs, and it is our single biggest area of practice. We handle the full range of property-dispute work end to end.
NRI Property Dispute Resolution
End-to-end handling of property disputes in India — litigation strategy, negotiation, and enforcement — managed remotely for NRIs.
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Property Partition Suit
Fair division of ancestral or jointly-owned property when family members disagree on shares, filed and pursued on your behalf.
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Title Dispute & Due Diligence
Full title verification, encumbrance checks, and resolution of ownership disputes before or after you buy, sell, or inherit property.
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Power of Attorney Services
Drafting, consulate attestation guidance, and registration of Power of Attorney so someone you trust can act for you in India.
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Illegal Possession & Encroachment
Recovering property occupied by relatives, tenants, or land-grabbers through legal notices, injunctions, and possession suits.
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Builder Fraud & RERA Complaints
Filing RERA complaints for delayed possession, forced extra charges, or builder fraud, and pursuing refund with interest.
Learn more →Complete NRI Legal Support Beyond Property
Property is our priority, but our associates cover the entire legal spectrum an NRI is likely to need across a lifetime.
Succession Certificate & Inheritance
Obtaining succession or legal heir certificates so NRIs can claim bank accounts, shares, and property left by a deceased relative.
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Will Drafting & Probate
Drafting a valid Indian will from abroad and obtaining probate to make sure your instructions are honored without family disputes.
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Divorce & Family Law
Mutual consent and contested divorce, maintenance, and custody matters handled with sensitivity to your cross-border circumstances.
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Cheque Bounce & Money Recovery
Section 138 cheque-bounce complaints and civil recovery suits to get back money owed to you by parties in India.
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Taxation & Income Tax
Responding to income tax notices, TDS on property sale, and NRI tax planning under the Income Tax Act, 1961.
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Banking & Repatriation of Funds
Resolving NRE/NRO banking disputes and repatriating property sale proceeds abroad in compliance with FEMA, 1999.
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Criminal Law, Bail & FIR Quashing
Anticipatory bail, FIR quashing, and criminal defence for NRIs facing complaints in India, including proceedings under BNS/BNSS, 2023/2024.
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Business & Startup Legal Support
Company incorporation, contracts, and compliance advisory for NRIs investing in or starting a business in India.
Learn more →Two Decades of Cross-Border Legal Experience
NRIs choose us because we combine deep Indian litigation experience with genuine understanding of the practical problems of managing a legal case from a different country and time zone.
Led by a Recognized Cross-Border Legal Expert
Advocate Naresh Kalra holds an MCA and LLB, and has practiced law for over 20 years, including expert consulting work for the Enforcement Directorate on IT/PMLA court e-filing, and consulting to federal courts in Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya. He specializes in blockchain and cyber law, IPO matters, and cross-border legal disputes — exactly the profile NRIs need when a matter spans two legal systems.
Our International Associate Network
- Dubai, UAE
- Ontario, Canada
- London, UK
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
What NRI Clients Say
Note: The testimonials below are illustrative composites reflecting the type of matters we typically handle for NRI clients, written to protect client confidentiality — not verbatim published reviews.
Read More..."My cousins had occupied our family home in Ludhiana for years. From Houston, I could never get past a phone call that went nowhere. The team filed the possession suit, kept me updated over video call every step, and we recovered the property within two years."
"After my father passed, I needed a succession certificate to access his bank accounts and sell an old flat in Delhi. Everything was coordinated through a Power of Attorney — I only had to sign documents at the Indian Consulate in New York."
"Our builder in Gurgaon delayed possession by over two years with no real answers. Filing a RERA complaint from San Francisco seemed impossible until this firm took over — they handled the filing and hearings, and we got a refund with interest."
"I needed to give Power of Attorney to my brother in Chandigarh to manage a property sale, but had no idea how the consulate attestation process worked from London. They prepared the draft, coordinated my appointment, and handled the registration in India."
NRI Legal Questions, Answered
Yes. Indian courts routinely permit litigants to appear through Power of Attorney holders and, since the pandemic, allow video conferencing for hearings and even witness testimony in many cases. Most of our NRI clients manage their entire case from abroad with only occasional need to travel, usually only for a mediation or final settlement signing.
You execute the Power of Attorney document and get it attested at the Indian Consulate or Embassy in your country of residence, after which it is adjudicated and registered in India under the Registration Act, 1908 and the Power of Attorney Act, 1882. We prepare the draft, coordinate the consulate appointment, and handle registration in India on your behalf.
Do not attempt informal settlement alone from abroad. We recommend sending a formal legal notice, gathering title documents, and if needed filing a suit for possession or an injunction under the Specific Relief Act and CPC Order 39. Acting early materially improves the outcome and prevents adverse possession claims from strengthening.
No. Under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 and Hindu Succession Act, 1956, an NRI legal heir can obtain a succession certificate or legal heir certificate, and pursue probate of a will, through an authorized Power of Attorney holder or advocate, with your instructions given over video call.
Yes, subject to jurisdictional requirements under the Hindu Marriage Act or applicable personal law. Many steps can be handled via video conferencing and authorized representation, though at least one brief appearance is often required at the final stage depending on the court.
Delays can be challenged before the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) under RERA, 2016, which allows for refund with interest or compensation. Waiting too long can complicate evidence collection, so NRIs should document delays and file a RERA complaint promptly.
Yes. Sale of property by an NRI attracts TDS under the Income Tax Act, 1961 and repatriation of proceeds is governed by FEMA, 1999 and RBI regulations. We coordinate with chartered accountants to ensure compliant, efficient repatriation.
We schedule video consultations to match your local evening or morning hours across US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, UAE and European time zones, typically within 24-48 hours of your enquiry.