Three ways to get advice on your own facts, with the fee for each. Documents are read before the call, and every consultation ends with a next step in writing.
Vikram Singh Kushwaha, Advocate
Every consultation is with me, and your documents are read before the call.
Consultation options
Consultation — ₹1,500
An advisory consultation of up to 30 minutes, by telephone or video, on the facts of the matter. Suitable, among other things, for questions concerning a bank account freeze or lien, a notice received, or a maintenance or employment query.
Same-day consultation — ₹2,500
For matters that cannot wait — an arrest in the family, a frozen account stopping payroll, a notice with an imminent deadline. The same 30-minute advisory consultation, scheduled today, with documents reviewed before the call.
Document review with written note — ₹3,500
Review of a document such as a freeze communication, legal notice, settlement statement or order, with a written note setting out the issues and the position, and a short call to discuss it.
Self-help format packs
Ready-to-use format packs for specific situations — a bank account freeze, or a workplace show-cause / disciplinary matter — each with the applications, representations, replies and checklists you need. General formats to adapt to your facts; delivered instantly on payment.
View format packsMonthly advisory retainer
For a live dispute that runs over weeks or months rather than a single document — the correspondence run continuously as a strategy, deadlines tracked, and every draft reviewed before it is issued. Available for fully remote and outstation matters.
Scope, fees & remote workingUnsure which option fits — or whether you need a consultation at all? Send one line about the matter on WhatsApp. You will be pointed to the right option, or told frankly that a consultation is not needed.
When a consultation helps
- A notice has arrived — legal notice, show-cause, or summons — and a reply has a deadline.
- A bank account is frozen or lien-marked in a cyber-complaint matter.
- Someone in the family has been arrested, or arrest is apprehended.
- An employment, maintenance or property question needs a clear read before the next step.
What happens in the 30 minutes
- You share the documents and a few lines in advance — they are read before the call.
- The call covers your actual position, the realistic routes, and their costs.
- You end with a concrete next step in writing — even if that step is "do nothing".
How a consultation is arranged
- Choose an option above and pay online. If you would rather ask first, send the details on WhatsApp and a payment link comes back.
- After paying, share a few details of the matter and the times that suit you.
- A confirmed time is sent to you, and your documents are read before the call.
- The consultation takes place, or the written note is sent. Any further engagement is discussed separately, on agreed terms.
To arrange a consultation
The details of a matter may be shared on WhatsApp, or through the case-assessment form for a written first read.
Frequently asked questions
What are the consultation fees?
The advisory consultation fee is ₹1,500 for up to 30 minutes, or ₹2,500 for a same-day priority slot. A document review with a written note is ₹3,500. A set of self-help procedural formats is ₹499. Fees for any further professional engagement are discussed and agreed separately.
Are consultations available for low-value matters?
Yes. Advisory consultations and the self-help formats are available for low-value matters where formal litigation may not be proportionate to the sum involved.
Is the consultation fee adjusted against further engagement?
Where a matter proceeds to a formal engagement, the consultation fee is adjusted against the first invoice, on terms agreed in the engagement.
How is the fee paid?
Online, through the Pay buttons on this page. If the details are sent first on WhatsApp, a payment link is sent in reply. Self-help formats are delivered on payment.