Family law in India is a branch of law that deals with matters related to family relationships, such as marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, maintenance, and inheritance. It is governed by various personal laws applicable to different communities in India, including Hindu law, Muslim law, Christian law, and laws governing other communities.

It is always advisable to engage experienced Advocate who has practice in Family Court to overcome the complexities of cases involved in married couples, children and joint properties. 

Benefits to engage an expert Advocate for Family Court Cases include:

• Help couples navigate challenges in their relationships, offering mediation and solutions to avoid disputes or separation.
• Assist to file for divorce, whether contested or mutual. guide individuals through the process, explaining their rights and obligations.
• Support for seeking maintenance (interim or permanent alimony) for children or spouses during and after divorce.
• Represent the parent seeking custody of their children following a divorce or separation.
• Assist to parents seeking visitation rights or access to children post-divorce or separation.
• Assist in adoption, ensuring the proper legal procedure is followed under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, and the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956.
• Advice in filing for guardianship of minors, especially in cases of parents’ death, incapacity, or divorce.
• Support in matters of inheritance, especially related to disputes over property and the succession of assets after the death of a family member.
• Assist in domestic violence complaints under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005. This includes obtaining protection orders, residence orders, and monetary relief.
• Guide in seeking maintenance (financial support) from a spouse, under various laws such as Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) or the Hindu Marriage Act to ensure that the non-custodial parent provides financial support for the children after divorce or separation.
• Handle dissolution of jointly owned properties during and before divorce.
• Resolve paternity disputes, including the process of paternity testing and establishing the legal father-child relationship.
• Assist in the legal process of conducting DNA tests for determining biological relationships in cases of inheritance, paternity, and child custody.

Advocate practicing in Family Court aim to protect the rights of family members, ensure justice in personal matters, and help maintain social and familial harmony.