Your Trusted Lawyer Against Dowry Harassment in Kolhapur
Expert Legal Representation for Dowry & Domestic Violence Cases (IPC 498A) in Kolhapur.
I understand the immense emotional, physical, and financial distress you are going through. My practice is built on the principles of compassion, confidentiality, and fierce advocacy.
legal services to victims of dowry harassment
* Securing Justice under IPC 498A: Filing and fiercely litigating cases of cruelty by husband or relatives for dowry.
* Domestic Violence Protection: Obtaining Protection Orders, Residence Orders, and Monetary Relief under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (PWDVA).
* Stridhan Recovery: Legal action to reclaim your personal belongings, jewellery, and assets
* Maintenance & Alimony: Securing fair interim and permanent maintenance for your financial stability.
* Child Custody: Handling sensitive matters of child custody and visitation rights.
* Divorce Proceedings: Expert representation in contested and mutual consent divorce cases arising from marital cruelty.
* Local Kolhapur Expertise: Navigating the specific procedures and courts (e.g., Kolhapur Family Court, District Court) with local knowledge.
What is Dowry Harassment?
> Dowry Harassment (IPC Section 498A): In India, any woman who is subjected to cruelty by her husband or his relatives for or in connection with any demand for dowry can seek protection under this law. 'Cruelty' includes mental and physical harassment, intentional conduct that may drive the woman to suicide, or injury to her life, limb, or health.
> Don't Suffer in Silence. The law is on your side. We help you use the legal framework effectively to end the abuse


Common Forms of Dowry Harassment
Verbal Abuse: Constant taunting, insults, and humiliation related to dowry
Physical Violence: Beating, assault, or causing bodily harm
Mental Torture: Emotional abuse, threats, isolation from family
Economic Abuse: Denying basic necessities, financial control
Threats: Threats of divorce, remarriage, or harm to natal family
Denial of Rights: Restricting movement, education, or employment opportunities

