At TruLitt Attorneys, we deliver focused, effective legal counsel. Based in Mumbai with offices nationwide, we serve clients across India with integrity, expertise, and commitment across diverse areas of law.
At TruLitt Attorneys, we deliver focused, effective legal counsel. Based in Mumbai with offices nationwide, we serve clients across India with integrity, expertise, and commitment across diverse areas of law.
We assist clients in drafting legally sound Wills tailored to their specific intentions and family circumstances. Our services include advisory on estate planning, nomination, and asset division strategies. We ensure compliance with the Indian Succession Act, 1925, as well as relevant personal laws (Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Parsi) and help in proper execution and attestation of Wills to avoid future disputes. We also advise on the use of living wills and family settlement agreements.
Our firm handles probate proceedings for executors named in valid Wills, including filing petitions before the appropriate District or High Court, responding to objections, and coordinating with legal heirs. Where a person dies intestate or without a named executor, we assist in obtaining Letters of Administration, enabling heirs to administer the estate. We also manage ancillary probate and resealing of foreign probate orders for assets located in India.
We provide end-to-end support in obtaining Succession Certificates under Section 372 of the Indian Succession Act for movable assets such as bank deposits, shares, and insurance. We also assist clients in obtaining Legal Heirship Certificates from revenue authorities, especially in cases involving government employment, pensions, or immovable property transfer. Our services include preparation of affidavits, heirship charts, and representation before authorities.
We represent clients in disputes involving the validity or enforcement of Wills, including allegations of undue influence, fraud, forgery, and lack of testamentary capacity. Our firm handles litigation related to Will challenges, revocation of probate, and inter-family disputes before Civil Courts and High Courts. We also engage in strategic mediation and family settlements to resolve inheritance conflicts amicably.
We offer specialized services for non-resident Indians (NRIs) and foreign nationals dealing with estate matters in India. This includes advisory on foreign Wills, inheritance of Indian assets, compliance with FEMA and tax regulations, and obtaining court permissions for transfer of property. We also assist in coordinating with Indian embassies, consulates, and foreign legal counsel for seamless cross-border succession planning and estate administration.
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Criminal offenses often involve violence or physical harm, while white-collar crimes include fraud, bribery, and financial misconduct — usually non-violent but serious.
Yes. Having a lawyer ensures your rights are protected and prevents you from making statements that may be used against you.
Yes, if convicted. Penalties may include fines, asset seizure, and imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offense.
Act quickly. Contact a criminal defense lawyer to review the case, respond appropriately, and guide you through the legal process.
Criminal offenses often involve violence or physical harm, while white-collar crimes include fraud, bribery, and financial misconduct — usually non-violent but serious.
Yes. Having a lawyer ensures your rights are protected and prevents you from making statements that may be used against you.
Yes, if convicted. Penalties may include fines, asset seizure, and imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offense.
Act quickly. Contact a criminal defense lawyer to review the case, respond appropriately, and guide you through the legal process.