We advise on the legal and financial matters that stay connected to India long after you've moved — property, inheritance, compliance and the disputes that come with them.
Inheritance Disputes
Resolving succession and ownership disputes involving family members across jurisdictions.
Property Regularisation
Addressing title defects and long-standing documentation issues.
FEMA & Banking
Advising on remittances, rental income and regulatory compliance.
Power of Attorney
Structuring authority for decisions made from overseas.
Business Interests
Supporting promoters and shareholders with Indian assets.
Family Settlements
Negotiated resolutions in place of prolonged litigation.
Property Inheritance
Succession and inheritance matters.
Family Disputes
Ownership and succession disputes.
FEMA & Banking
Banking and FEMA issues.
India Investments
Legal support for those who invest in India.
Power of Attorney
Execution and structuring.
Business Interests
Support for promoters and shareholders.
Cross-Border Perspective
Experience dealing with legal matters involving multiple jurisdictions.
One Point of Contact
Coordination across lawyers, advisors and family members.
End-to-End Support
From advisory to execution and representation.
Direct Communication
Scheduled around your time zone, not ours.
Clear Terms
Scope and cost agreed before work begins.
Confidential by Default
Matters handled discreetly, without unnecessary disclosure.
What happens when there is no Will?
Property does not automatically pass to heirs. Without a Will, the process can take years and cost more than the estate is worth.
Read article →Common title defects every buyer should identify.
The most common ownership and encumbrance issues that surface during due diligence, and how to avoid them.
Read article →Understanding NRE and NRO accounts.
Which account to use for which kind of income, and the compliance mistakes that lead to penalties later.
Read article →Yes, regardless of citizenship or OCI status. Residential, commercial and agricultural property can all be inherited. The exact process depends on whether a Will exists and where the property is located.
In some jurisdictions, yes. Property cannot be transferred to a beneficiary until the Will is probated, regardless of how clearly it is written. This is best planned for in advance.
No. Rental income must be credited to an NRO account. This is one of the most common compliance errors NRI families make, and it can go unnoticed for years before becoming a regulatory issue.
Generally, yes. A Will made abroad can technically cover Indian assets, but a properly registered Indian Will is simpler to execute and considerably harder to contest.
Whether the issue concerns property, inheritance, banking or disputes, we can help you understand the options available and the next steps involved.