Adv. Krinjal Ahuja Mehta has been practicing law since 2012, with extensive experience in representing individuals, corporates, NBFCs, and government bodies across various courts. She has expertise in both litigation and non-litigation matters, including property documentation, legal due diligence, and registrations.
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja
| City | Maharashtra, Mumbai, Mumbai City, Palghar, Thane, Vasai |
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| District | Mumbai City |
| Language | English, Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi |
| Ratings | 3 Star, 4 Star, 5 Star |
| Case | Anti Corruption, Appeals & Revisions, Arbitration, Armed Forces Tribunal, Bail & Anticipatory Bail, Banking / Finance, Cheque Bounce, Child Custody, Civil, Consumer Court, Contractual Disputes, Corporate, Criminal, Customs & Central Excise, Cyber Crime, Declaration Suits, Divorce, Documentation, Domestic Violence & Dowry Cases, Family Dispute, FIR & Investigation Matters, GST, Immigration, Injunction Matters, Insurance, International Law, Labour & Service, Landlord / Tenant, Medical Negligence, Motor Accident, Murder, Muslim Law, Property, Property Disputes, Recovery, Recovery Suits, Startup, Supreme Court, Tax, Trademark & Copyright, Trial Defence, White-Collar & Financial Crimes, Wills / Trusts |


Krinjal S. Ahuja
Specialization
File for Divorce, Reply / Send Legal Notice for Divorce, Contest / Appeal in Divorce Case, Dowry Demand / Domestic Violence / Abuse, Alimony / Maintenance Issue, Child Custody Issue, Extramarital Affair / Cheating, Property Documentation / Verification, Family Property Dispute, Transfer of Ancestral Property, Illegal Possession, Illegal Construction, Landlord / Tenant Issues, Builder Delay / Fraud, Transfer of Ownership / Name Change, Gifting of Property, Municipal Corporation Issues, Divorce / Matrimonial Issue, Succession of Property / Assets, Property Dispute / Partition, Faulty Product / Bad Service, False Advertising, Consumer Complaint Case, Matrimonial / Divorce Related, Property Issue, Cheque Bounce, File Mutual Consent Divorce, RERA, NRI Property Issue, Complaint in NCLT / NCLAT, Transfer Petition, NRI Divorce, Legal Issue
Our Practice Areas
Property Law
Landlord-Tenant Disputes, Property Documentation, RERA, Real Estate
Family Law
Divorce, Succession, Domestic Violence, Dowry Cases
Corporate Law
Corporate Compliance, Documentation, NCLT Matters
Banking & Finance
Cheque Bounce Cases, Recovery, Banking Regulations
Consumer Law
Consumer Complaints, Defective Goods, Deficient Services
Civil & Arbitration
Civil Disputes, Arbitration, Mediation
Criminal Law
Criminal Defense, Criminal Complaints
Landlord & Tenant
Tenancy Agreements, Eviction, Rent Disputes
Jurisdictions Courts of Practice
Bombay High Court
City Civil Court Mumbai
Court of Small Causes Mumbai
Family Courts Mumbai
NCLT Mumbai
Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Mumbai
Consumer District Forum Mumbai
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Mumbai
Mumbai Suburban District Court
E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness)
Experience
Law Mantri works with a broad network of advocates across Mumbai, helping clients find legal professionals with hands-on experience in criminal, civil, family, corporate, and property matters.
Expertise
Our associated advocates handle a wide range of matters, covering Criminal Law, Family Law, Property Disputes, Consumer Law, Cheque Bounce cases, Cyber Crime, and White-Collar Crime.
Authoritativeness
Advocates on the Law Mantri platform are enrolled with the respective Bar Councils and appear before the Supreme Court, High Courts, District Courts, Family Courts, Consumer Forums, RERA, NCLT, and DRT.
Trustworthiness
Our approach is built on clear communication, respect for client confidentiality, and honest guidance, so clients can find the right legal professional for their situation.
Legal Articles
Q1. My landlord is refusing to return my security deposit after I vacated the flat. What are my legal options?
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja answered:
You should first send a written demand notice to the landlord asking for the refund of the deposit along with a reasonable interest, if applicable. If the landlord does not respond, you can file a complaint before the Consumer Forum (if the landlord is providing a service) or a civil suit for recovery. Keep the rent agreement, receipts, and communication records safely.
Q2. I received a cheque bounce notice under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. What should I do?
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja answered:
You should respond to the notice within 15 days of receipt. If the matter is genuine, try to settle the amount; otherwise prepare your defence with supporting documents. If the complainant files a case, you will have to appear before the Magistrate. It is advisable to engage a lawyer experienced in cheque bounce matters at this stage.
Q3. I want to file for divorce. What is the legal process and how is a succession certificate obtained?
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja answered:
Divorce can be filed either by mutual consent or on contested grounds under the applicable personal law. For a succession certificate, you need to file a petition before the competent Civil Court with details of the deceased, legal heirs, and assets involved. I recommend consulting a family lawyer to understand the best approach for your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja has extensive experience in property law, including landlord-tenant disputes, property documentation, RERA compliance, illegal possession, and property partition matters. She appears before the Bombay High Court, City Civil Court, Court of Small Causes, and other relevant forums.
Divorce can be filed by mutual consent or on contested grounds under the applicable personal law. The petition is filed before the Family Court in Mumbai. It is advisable to consult a family lawyer first so that the correct grounds, documents, and interim relief (such as maintenance or custody) can be determined before filing.
You should respond to the notice within 15 days of receiving it. If the matter is genuine, an attempt to settle the amount is advisable. If it goes to trial, a lawyer experienced in Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act can guide you through the procedure before the Magistrate.
Yes. Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja handles corporate and NCLT matters, including documentation, compliance, and disputes before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Mumbai. She also advises on corporate contracts and regulatory issues.
You can reach out through Law Mantri at 9767070589 or email lawmantriofficial@gmail.com to schedule a consultation. Consultations can be arranged in person or over a call, depending on your matter.
Advocate Krinjal S. Ahuja On Law mantri
Law Mantri is a legal services platform that connects clients with experienced advocates across India for both personal and professional legal matters. The platform’s goal is to make legal help straightforward, transparent, and easy to access.
Legal issues can often feel overwhelming and time-sensitive. Law Mantri helps clients get in touch with the right legal professionals based on their specific matter, so they can receive proper guidance and understand their options clearly.
From criminal and civil matters to family, property, and corporate disputes, Law Mantri covers a wide range of legal areas and helps clients find advocates suited to their particular situation.
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