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Kalam & ClauseAdvocates

Advocates and legal counsel

Civil, family and property law, explained plainly

We explain where you stand, the options open to you, and what each may involve in time and cost, before you decide anything.

Practice areas
  • District courts
  • The High Court
  • Consumer commissions
  • Arbitral tribunals
An advocate's desk with tied case files, a fountain pen and a brass lamp before shelves of law books

Practice areas

Matters we handle

Tall wooden shelves of bound law reports with a library ladder

  • Civil and property

    Title disputes, partition, injunctions, tenancy and property documentation.

  • Family and matrimonial

    Divorce, including by mutual consent, maintenance, custody and guardianship.

  • Criminal

    Bail applications, trials, appeals and petitions to quash proceedings.

  • Consumer disputes

    Complaints before the consumer commissions, and their appeals.

  • Corporate and commercial

    Contracts, recovery suits and disputes between businesses.

  • Arbitration and mediation

    Representation in arbitration, and settlement through mediation.

Consultation

How a first meeting works

  1. Get in touch

    Tell us briefly what the matter is about. There's no need to send documents yet.

  2. Fix a time

    We meet in chambers or by video call, at a time that suits you.

  3. The consultation

    We read your papers and explain your options. The fee is told to you before the meeting.

  4. If you engage us

    You receive a written engagement letter setting out the scope of work and the fees.

A small consultation room with a round table, two chairs and a carafe of water

Please bring

  • Photo identity and address proof
  • Every paper connected with the matter: agreements, notices, court papers or an FIR copy
  • A short timeline of what happened, with dates

Advocates

The advocates of the chambers

Bar Council rules allow a law practice's website to list its advocates with their qualifications and enrolment numbers. This demo's advocates don't exist, so their details are left out.

  • Principal advocate

    Name, qualifications and enrolment number shown here.

  • Advocate, civil and property

    Name, qualifications and enrolment number shown here.

  • Advocate, family law

    Name, qualifications and enrolment number shown here.

Chambers

Hours and location

Monday to Friday
10 am – 7 pm
Saturday
10 am – 2 pm
Sunday
Closed

Meetings are by appointment only.

On a live website, the chambers' address and phone number appear here.

Google Map — on a live website, the business location appears here.