Trusted Legal Help for Your Case in the Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court deals with many important cases, from civil and criminal matters to business and family disputes. If your case is in the High Court, you need the right lawyer who understands the system, can prepare strong arguments, and guide you at every step.

At Ghamdaan Law Firm, we have a team of experienced High Court lawyers in Delhi who have successfully handled cases for individuals, families, and businesses. Our goal is simple – to protect your rights and get you the best possible outcome.

Cases We Handle in the High Court

• Civil Cases – Property disputes, contracts, partition suits, injunctions.
• Criminal Cases – Bail, quashing of FIRs, appeals, revisions.
• Writ Petitions – Cases related to violation of fundamental rights or government actions.
• Business & Corporate Disputes – Arbitration appeals, insolvency, company law matters.
• Family Matters – Divorce, child custody, maintenance, domestic violence.
• Appeals – Challenging judgments or orders from lower courts and tribunals.
• Public Interest Litigations (PILs) – Cases filed for the benefit of society.

Why Choose Us as Your High Court Lawyer in Delhi?

✅ Experienced Team – Years of practice before the Delhi High Court.
✅ Clear Guidance – We explain everything in simple language, no legal jargon.
✅ Strong Drafting & Filing – Well-prepared petitions, appeals, and writs.
✅ Effective Representation – Powerful arguments in court to protect your rights.
✅ Personal Attention – Every case is handled with care and dedication.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can I directly approach the High Court?
Yes. Some cases like writ petitions, appeals, and certain high-value disputes can be filed directly in the High Court.

Q2: What kind of cases does the High Court hear?
The High Court hears civil, criminal, family, service (job-related), business, and constitutional cases.

Q3: How long will my case take in the High Court?
It depends on the type of case. Some urgent matters like bail or stay orders are decided quickly, while others may take more time.

Q4: Do I really need a High Court lawyer?
Yes. The High Court has complex rules and procedures, so having an experienced lawyer greatly improves your chances of success.