Best Lawyer in Kolkata – Expert Transfer & Divorce Legal Services
If you are searching for the Best Lawyer in Kolkata for matrimonial disputes, divorce cases, or transfer petitions in the Supreme Court, you need experienced legal representation backed by strategic courtroom expertise.
We provide comprehensive legal assistance in:
Matrimonial Transfer Petition Supreme Court
Transfer Petition for Divorce Case
Transfer Petition for Domestic Violence Case
Family and matrimonial litigation
Supreme Court transfer matters
Our approach focuses on legal precision, strong drafting, and client-focused strategy.
Expert handling of matrimonial transfer petitions before the Supreme Court of India. Our Kolkata-based team has an impeccable track record in transferring matrimonial cases from one state to another, ensuring convenience and legal fairness. We draft strong petitions under Section 25 of the CPC and special marriage act matters.
We appear regularly before the Supreme Court to plead transfer of matrimonial disputes (divorce, restitution, custody) to West Bengal courts, saving clients from repeated travel. Our strategic approach reduces time and emotional stress.
Seamless transfer of divorce cases between family courts. Whether your case is pending in Bangalore, Mumbai or Delhi, we file transfer petitions to bring it to Kolkata — where you reside. Our expertise covers Hindu Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act, and mutual consent transfers.
We ensure minimal adjournments and coordinate with lawyers across jurisdictions. Recently obtained transfer of a divorce suit from family court, Patiala House to Alipore within 7 weeks.
We Help to Solve Your Transfer Petition in Supreme Court
Full-service law firm in Kolkata with pan-India connections. Our panel includes 12 dedicated lawyers handling civil, criminal, matrimonial, and transfer matters. We are based in central Kolkata (BBD Bagh & Salt Lake) and empanelled with multiple corporate houses.
From district courts to Calcutta High Court and Supreme Court, our lawyers in Kolkata provide end-to-end representation. Fluent in English, Hindi, Bengali — we simplify legal complexity.
Recognised as the best divorce lawyer in Kolkata by legal peers and client reviews. Expertise in contested divorce, mutual consent, domestic violence, and child custody. We combine sensitivity with aggressive advocacy — with a success rate above 92% in divorce settlements.
Lead counsel Debolina Sen (LL.M, gold medallist) appears regularly in Calcutta High Court and family courts. Voted ‘Best Divorce Lawyer – East India’ 2023 by Legal Times.
Compassionate & aggressive transfer of DV Act cases to Kolkata courts. If you have a complaint under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act pending in another state, we file transfer petitions to bring proceedings to your place of residence. Essential for women facing harassment in strange cities.
We coordinate with protection officers and ensure interim relief (maintenance, shelter) continues during transfer. Our recent victory: transferred DV case from Jaipur to Barasat within 6 weeks.
FAQs on Transfer Petition in Supreme Court:
We understand that you may have questions before getting started, and we’re here to help. Our FAQ section addresses the most common queries related to our services, processes, timelines, and support. Whether you’re seeking clarity on legal procedures, documentation, or how we work, this section is designed to provide quick and helpful answers. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out to our team directly—we’re always happy to assist.
Any party to a case who feels disadvantaged in the current jurisdiction can file through an Advocate-on-Record (AoR).
The time varies depending on the urgency, complexity, and response of the opposite party. Some transfers happen in weeks, while others may take months.
Yes. The Supreme Court generally favors the convenience of the wife in matrimonial disputes.
Costs include court fees and advocate charges, which vary depending on the case and lawyer engaged.
Yes. Once the Supreme Court orders transfer, it is binding on all lower courts.