Facing a False Case?

If you believe you've been wrongly accused, share a confidential summary with advocates experienced in criminal defence.

What we can help with

Notices & allegations

Understand the allegations and your obligations before responding.

Bail advice

Get advice on whether and where to apply.

Case paperwork

Have charge-sheets, complaints and notices reviewed privately.

Digital matters

Advice on IT Act and online-offence complaints.

Family matters

Advice on cases arising out of marital disputes.

Criminal defence

Any other allegation or proceeding.

Stay calm and keep copies of every notice, FIR or complaint you receive.
Write down dates, events and names of witnesses while you remember them.
Do not ignore a police notice or court summons — speak to an advocate about how to respond.
Preserve all evidence. Never destroy documents or messages, or contact witnesses or the complainant to pressure them.
If arrested, you have the right to know the grounds and to consult a lawyer. Read your arrest rights.