Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) often face legal challenges in India, especially in matters relating to property, family, or business. Being away from the country makes it difficult to attend court proceedings, manage documents, or follow up with authorities.

At Sachar Law Firm, we assist NRIs in handling their legal matters in Ludhiana District Courts as well as the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Our focus is to provide reliable representation, transparent communication, and timely updates so that our clients can manage their cases from abroad without unnecessary travel.

Our Services for NRIs

Property Matters

• Property disputes, partition, and title issues

• Illegal possession and recovery of property

• Tenant eviction and rent recovery cases

• Sale, purchase, or transfer of property in Ludhiana and nearby regions

Family & Matrimonial Cases

• Divorce (contested and mutual consent)

• Child custody and guardianship matters

• Maintenance and alimony claims

• Inheritance disputes, succession certificates, and probate of wills

Criminal Cases

• Cheating, fraud, breach of trust, and financial disputes

• FIR registration and quashing

• Bail applications and criminal trial representation

Business & Financial Matters

• Drafting and reviewing contracts and agreements

• Recovery of money and enforcement of business claims

• Partnership and investment-related disputes

Documentation & Representation

• Drafting and execution of Power of Attorney for NRIs

• Verification and attestation of property and legal documents

• Court appearances and representation through appointed advocates

How We Work

1. Initial Consultation – Understanding the matter through online or phone meetings

2. Document Review – Checking all relevant papers, agreements, and records

3. Filing & Representation – Preparing applications, petitions, or replies and representing before the court

4. Regular Updates – Keeping clients informed through email, WhatsApp, or video calls

5. Outcome & Closure – Ensuring proper execution of court orders or settlements

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Do I need to come to India for court hearings?
Not in every case. Many matters can be handled through a registered Power of Attorney. Physical presence is required only in specific cases, such as evidence recording or personal testimony.

Q2. How can I give Power of Attorney from abroad?
You can execute Power of Attorney at the Indian Embassy/Consulate in your country. Once attested, it can be sent to India for registration and use in legal proceedings.

Q3. Can property disputes be handled without my presence?
Yes, most property-related disputes, including tenant eviction and partition suits, can be pursued through your legal representative in India.

Q4. What documents are required for inheritance or succession cases?
Documents usually include the death certificate, proof of relationship (passport/ID), property papers, and sometimes a will. We guide our clients step by step in preparing the complete documentation.

Q5. How will I stay updated about my case?
We provide regular updates through email, WhatsApp, or video calls, depending on what is convenient for you.

Sachar Law Firm: Complete Legal Solutions for NRIs