Quick answers. Clear guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ'S
Yes. Most NRI matters can be handled remotely through video calls, secure document sharing and a Power of Attorney (PoA). Many courts also permit virtual hearings.
We start with a short call to understand your issue and documents. Based on this, we send a written scope of work, timelines, fee options, and expected government
charges.
We work across India with strong coverage in Delhi-NCR, Punjab/Haryana, Gujarat,Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala and Goa. We brief trusted local counsel wherever
needed.
Yes. Most actions—such as sale, eviction, due diligence, rental, or protection from encroachment—can be done through a PoA.
Maintain timely tax payments, boundary markers, and name boards, and act quickly if someone interferes. Courts offer urgent stay/stop orders in genuine cases.
Sale proceeds or rent go into your NRO account. After submitting Form 15CA/CB and supporting documents, the balance can be transferred to your foreign account.
Yes. We apply for a Lower or NIL TDS Certificate (Form 13) so the buyer deducts only what the tax office permits.
Yes. We assist with succession certificates, probate, family settlements, and updating
all property and bank records.
Yes. A full title search checks ownership chain, encumbrances, approvals, and any disputes.
You get a single point of contact, a clear action plan, and regular updates with copies of all filings and orders.
Yes. We work seamlessly with your existing advisors to avoid duplication.
We send a legal notice first. If unresolved, we file an eviction case on valid grounds such as non-payment, misuse, subletting, or end of lease. You may proceed via PoA.
We review your documents, send a stop notice, seek urgent stay orders, and file for possession if required.
Yes. We draft the complaint and coordinate with local authorities.
Timelines vary by city and case type, but urgent matters often get quick interim relief such as stay or injunction orders.
Yes. We can file for arrears, interest, compensation and execute decrees if needed.
Many courts permit virtual or hybrid hearings; physical presence is not always required.
Yes — including wrongful charges, NOC refusals, construction defects, and RERA complaints.
It is property passed down undivided across generations where descendants may have a birthright share.
Yes. You can initiate partition proceedings through a PoA..
We first attempt a settlement. If that fails, we file partition or declaratory suits.
Generally yes, subject to applicable succession laws.
Through site inspections, revenue record analysis and verification of boundaries and title documents.
Yes. We file mutation applications with the required documents.
We can challenge illegal sales and seek cancellation or corrective orders.
Yes — including inspection, tenant management, tax payments, and safeguarding boundaries.
We prepare the family tree and obtain the required legal permissions such as a succession certificate or letters of administration.
Probate is required in specific jurisdictions and for certain categories of Wills. We review and advise accordingly.
Yes. A gift deed is drafted and registered. Many states offer lower stamp duty for blood relation gifts.
Yes, but it often requires revalidation or probate in India.
Both are possible. We draft Wills that cover Indian and foreign assets clearly.
Maintain a clear Will, updated nominations and well-organised documents.
It is a court order that verifies a Will and authorises the executor to act..
Probate validates a Will; a succession certificate enables transfer of movable assets like bank accounts and securities.
Several months, depending on the court’s workload and complexity of the estate.
Yes. You can authorise someone via PoA; no need to travel.
Often yes, especially if nominations are missing or if the bank is in a major metro.
Yes — on grounds such as coercion, fraud or lack of capacity.
A title search reviews ownership chain, encumbrances, disputes, mortgages, RERA compliance and approvals.
Around 3–10 working days depending on property type and location.
Sale deeds, mutation records, EC, RERA filings, tax receipts, approvals (OC, CC),builder-buyer agreements and society records.
Yes. We verify title documents and ensure there is no fraud or defective ownership.
Yes, including repatriation rules, payment methods and PoA validity.
Yes — including sale agreements, payment terms, indemnity clauses and risk
protection.
We draft it; you sign before a notary and get it apostilled or consulate-attested. The document is then couriered to India for adjudication or registration.e.
Yes, if notarised, apostilled/consularised and adjudicated/registered in India.
Yes, but for sale transactions, a specific PoA is recommended.
Usually 7 to 10 working days depending on the state.
We draft limited-purpose PoAs and maintain strict internal controls.
Funds are first credited to your NRO account and can be remitted overseas with Form 15CA/CB and supporting documents.
A certification process that verifies the tax status of funds before they are allowed to be remitted abroad.
Yes, after paying applicable tax and completing the CA certification.
By applying for a Lower or NIL TDS Certificate before the sale.
NRO accounts receive income earned in India; NRE accounts are for foreign income and are fully repatriable.
Yes, but rules differ depending on the account type.
It depends on jurisdiction, grounds, and whether both parties were heard.
Yes. Proceedings can be initiated through a PoA.
Increasingly yes, depending on the court.
Yes. Courts act in the best interest of the child and allow remote participation.
Jurisdiction and enforcement are common concerns; we guide you through both.
Yes, if you have taxable income such as rent, capital gains or certain interest. This also depends if you are a resident of India (Indian passport holder) or a foreign resident.
Based on holding period, indexation, exemptions and DTAA benefits.
Yes. PAN is required for sale, TDS and remittance.
The buyer must deduct TDS under Section 195, unless a lower TDS certificate is obtained.
Yes, subject to conditions.
Yes — including investment, repatriation and documentation compliance.
Yes. Under FEMA and FDI rules, NRIs and OCIs can invest in most sectors, subject to certain conditions.
Yes — including SPAs, shareholder agreements, JV structures and corporate
governance documents..
Yes, subject to FEMA rules, taxes and documentation.
Yes — including holding company structures, compliance, and regulatory filings.
Quick answers. Clear guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ'S
Yes. Most NRI matters can be handled remotely through video calls, secure document sharing and a Power of Attorney (PoA). Many courts also permit virtual hearings.
We start with a short call to understand your issue and documents. Based on this, we send a written scope of work, timelines, fee options, and expected government
charges.
We work across India with strong coverage in Delhi-NCR, Punjab/Haryana, Gujarat,Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala and Goa. We brief trusted local counsel wherever
needed.
Yes. Most actions—such as sale, eviction, due diligence, rental, or protection from encroachment—can be done through a PoA.
Maintain timely tax payments, boundary markers, and name boards, and act quickly if someone interferes. Courts offer urgent stay/stop orders in genuine cases.
Sale proceeds or rent go into your NRO account. After submitting Form 15CA/CB and supporting documents, the balance can be transferred to your foreign account.
Yes. We apply for a Lower or NIL TDS Certificate (Form 13) so the buyer deducts only what the tax office permits.
Yes. We assist with succession certificates, probate, family settlements, and updating
all property and bank records.
Yes. A full title search checks ownership chain, encumbrances, approvals, and any disputes.
You get a single point of contact, a clear action plan, and regular updates with copies of all filings and orders.
Yes. We work seamlessly with your existing advisors to avoid duplication.
We send a legal notice first. If unresolved, we file an eviction case on valid grounds such as non-payment, misuse, subletting, or end of lease. You may proceed via PoA.
We review your documents, send a stop notice, seek urgent stay orders, and file for possession if required.
Yes. We draft the complaint and coordinate with local authorities.
Timelines vary by city and case type, but urgent matters often get quick interim relief such as stay or injunction orders.
Yes. We can file for arrears, interest, compensation and execute decrees if needed.
Many courts permit virtual or hybrid hearings; physical presence is not always required.
Yes — including wrongful charges, NOC refusals, construction defects, and RERA complaints.
It is property passed down undivided across generations where descendants may have a birthright share.
Yes. You can initiate partition proceedings through a PoA..
We first attempt a settlement. If that fails, we file partition or declaratory suits.
Generally yes, subject to applicable succession laws.
Through site inspections, revenue record analysis and verification of boundaries and title documents.
Yes. We file mutation applications with the required documents.
We can challenge illegal sales and seek cancellation or corrective orders.
Yes — including inspection, tenant management, tax payments, and safeguarding boundaries.
We prepare the family tree and obtain the required legal permissions such as a succession certificate or letters of administration.
Probate is required in specific jurisdictions and for certain categories of Wills. We review and advise accordingly.
Yes. A gift deed is drafted and registered. Many states offer lower stamp duty for blood relation gifts.
Yes, but it often requires revalidation or probate in India.
Both are possible. We draft Wills that cover Indian and foreign assets clearly.
Maintain a clear Will, updated nominations and well-organised documents.
It is a court order that verifies a Will and authorises the executor to act..
Probate validates a Will; a succession certificate enables transfer of movable assets like bank accounts and securities.
Several months, depending on the court’s workload and complexity of the estate.
Yes. You can authorise someone via PoA; no need to travel.
Often yes, especially if nominations are missing or if the bank is in a major metro.
Yes — on grounds such as coercion, fraud or lack of capacity.
A title search reviews ownership chain, encumbrances, disputes, mortgages, RERA compliance and approvals.
Around 3–10 working days depending on property type and location.
Sale deeds, mutation records, EC, RERA filings, tax receipts, approvals (OC, CC),builder-buyer agreements and society records.
Yes. We verify title documents and ensure there is no fraud or defective ownership.
Yes, including repatriation rules, payment methods and PoA validity.
Yes — including sale agreements, payment terms, indemnity clauses and risk
protection.
We draft it; you sign before a notary and get it apostilled or consulate-attested. The document is then couriered to India for adjudication or registration.e.
Yes, if notarised, apostilled/consularised and adjudicated/registered in India.
Yes, but for sale transactions, a specific PoA is recommended.
Usually 7 to 10 working days depending on the state.
We draft limited-purpose PoAs and maintain strict internal controls.
Funds are first credited to your NRO account and can be remitted overseas with Form 15CA/CB and supporting documents.
A certification process that verifies the tax status of funds before they are allowed to be remitted abroad.
Yes, after paying applicable tax and completing the CA certification.
By applying for a Lower or NIL TDS Certificate before the sale.
NRO accounts receive income earned in India; NRE accounts are for foreign income and are fully repatriable.
Yes, but rules differ depending on the account type.
It depends on jurisdiction, grounds, and whether both parties were heard.
Yes. Proceedings can be initiated through a PoA.
Increasingly yes, depending on the court.
Yes. Courts act in the best interest of the child and allow remote participation.
Jurisdiction and enforcement are common concerns; we guide you through both.
Yes, if you have taxable income such as rent, capital gains or certain interest. This also depends if you are a resident of India (Indian passport holder) or a foreign resident.
Based on holding period, indexation, exemptions and DTAA benefits.
Yes. PAN is required for sale, TDS and remittance.
The buyer must deduct TDS under Section 195, unless a lower TDS certificate is obtained.
Yes, subject to conditions.
Yes — including investment, repatriation and documentation compliance.
Yes. Under FEMA and FDI rules, NRIs and OCIs can invest in most sectors, subject to certain conditions.
Yes — including SPAs, shareholder agreements, JV structures and corporate
governance documents..
Yes, subject to FEMA rules, taxes and documentation.
Yes — including holding company structures, compliance, and regulatory filings.