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Criminal Charges in India: What to Do If You’re Arrested
Being arrested is one of the most stressful and frightening experiences a person can face. In India, many individuals are not fully aware of their legal rights during an arrest. This lack of awareness often leads to mistakes, confusion, and vulnerability to exploitation. Understanding your rights and the correct steps to take after an arrest can make a crucial...
Divorce in India: Process, Rights, and What You Need to Know
Divorce is never just a legal procedure; it is also an emotional journey that affects individuals and families in significant ways. Separation brings with it feelings of stress, uncertainty about the future, and concerns about financial stability and child custody. In India, divorce laws are detailed but often overwhelming for couples who are already going through emotional strain. With...
Property Disputes in India: Legal Remedies and Solutions
Property disputes are some of the most common and stressful legal challenges faced in India. They can arise from inheritance disagreements within families, tenants refusing to vacate, fraudulent land transactions, or even unclear property titles. These disputes not only cause financial loss but also lead to long-lasting strain in relationships. At Sandhu Law Offices, recognised among the best property...
Understanding Your Legal Rights: A Beginner’s Guide for Clients
Navigating the legal system can feel overwhelming, especially if you are facing a dispute, an arrest, or a sensitive family matter. In such situations, the first step to protecting yourself is knowing your legal rights. Unfortunately, many people only learn about these rights when it is too late, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation or unfair treatment. At Sandhu Law...
Employment, Workplace Law, and the Freelance Revolution in 2025
The world of work is transforming rapidly, and 2025 marks a turning point. Traditional office-based jobs are no longer the only option for professionals. Many now choose freelancing, remote work, or flexible schedules as part of the growing freelance revolution. This shift brings opportunities for innovation but also introduces complex legal challenges that require clarity under employment and workplace...
What the 130th Constitutional Amendment Bill, 2025, Means for Governance—and for You
Why This Amendment Matters? India’s Constitution has been described as a living document—one that adapts to the evolving demands of governance and democracy. The 130th Constitutional Amendment Bill, 2025, is a clear example of this adaptability. By focusing on accountability at the highest levels of public office, the Bill aims to ensure that those entrusted with power exercise it...
The Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025: India’s Modern Legal Framework for Border and Immigration Control
The Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025 marks a transformative moment in India’s legal history, representing one of the most comprehensive overhauls of immigration and border management in decades. This landmark legislation replaces several outdated colonial-era laws with a single, unified framework designed to bring clarity, transparency, and efficiency to the regulation of foreigners in India. As India continues to...
Sold Your Property in India, But Never Received Payment?
It happens to thousands of NRIs every year — but you can recover it legally. For millions of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), property in India is not just an investment — it’s a connection to their roots, culture, and family. Yet, what begins as a trusted sale often ends in financial loss and legal chaos when the buyer takes ownership...
That ‘Family Property’ You Think Is Yours? It Might Not Be — Unless the Documents Say So!
Family property disputes are among the most emotional and financially draining legal battles in India. Many people grow up assuming that a property passed through generations automatically belongs to them — simply because they live in it, manage it, or were told it’s “theirs.” However, under Indian law, property ownership isn’t based on memories or promises; it’s based on...
Someone Stole Your Idea? Your Logo? Your Code? That’s Theft — Not Flattery
In the world of startups, creativity, and innovation, your ideas are your most valuable assets. Yet, in India, thousands of entrepreneurs, designers, and developers lose their original work simply because they didn’t protect it legally. From a copied logo to stolen software code, intellectual property (IP) theft can cripple both your brand and your confidence. At Sandhu Law Offices,...
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