Strong Legal Support for Civil Disputes

Not every dispute is criminal. Many problems people face are civil disputes – related to money, property, family, or contracts. These cases can be just as stressful, because they involve your hard-earned money, property, or relationships. To protect your rights, you need the right legal guidance and strong representation in court.

At Ghamdaan Law Firm, we focus on civil litigation cases in Delhi. Our team of lawyers helps individuals, families, and businesses resolve disputes through smart legal strategies and strong courtroom advocacy.

If you are involved in a civil dispute in Delhi, don’t wait until it becomes more complicated. Get the right legal help today.

What is Civil Litigation?

Civil litigation means legal disputes between two parties, where one party seeks relief (like money, property, or injunction) from the other. Unlike criminal cases, civil cases do not involve police or imprisonment, but they can greatly impact your life, finances, and future.

Common Types of Civil Cases We Handle:

• Property and real estate disputes
• Partition and inheritance matters
• Rent and landlord-tenant disputes
• Breach of contract cases
• Recovery of money and debt matters
• Family and matrimonial property disputes
• Consumer disputes and compensation claims
• Injunctions and stay orders
• Corporate and commercial contract disputes

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Do I really need a lawyer for civil disputes?
Yes. Civil cases often involve laws, contracts, and property rights that can be complicated. A lawyer ensures you don’t lose what is rightfully yours.

Q2: Can civil disputes be settled out of court?
Yes. Many civil cases can be resolved through settlement, mediation, or arbitration, which saves time and cost.

Q3: Which courts handle civil cases in Delhi?
Depending on the case value and nature, civil disputes may be filed in District Courts, Delhi High Court, or Tribunals.

Q4: How long does it take to resolve a civil case?
It depends on the type of case. Some matters (like injunctions) can be resolved quickly, while property or contract disputes may take longer.