Family courts across Delhi NCR
Advocate Karan Dua appears in Delhi’s district courts, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court, and in matrimonial matters in Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad. Choosing the right court is the first decision in any case, and this page helps you find it.
Find your usual Delhi family court
Choose the part of Delhi where you or your spouse live. This is a starting point only. The correct court also depends on where the marriage took place and where the parties last lived together.
Delhi, the High Court, the Supreme Court and NCR
Open any court page for the area it covers and the matters we take there.
Tis Hazari Court Complex
Family Court and District Court matters for the Central and North districts.
View court page → Delhi District CourtSaket District Court
Divorce, custody and maintenance matters for South Delhi.
View court page → Delhi District CourtRohini District Court
Matrimonial, domestic violence and related criminal matters for the North-West district.
View court page → Delhi District CourtKarkardooma Court
Matrimonial petitions, guardianship and related matters for East Delhi.
View court page → Delhi District CourtDwarka District Court
Family law cases for Dwarka, Uttam Nagar, Janakpuri and nearby areas.
View court page → Delhi District CourtPatiala House Courts
Matrimonial and related matters for the New Delhi district, near India Gate.
View court page → High CourtDelhi High Court
Appeals from Family Courts, transfer petitions, quashing and writ matters.
View court page → Apex CourtSupreme Court of India
Transfer petitions, special leave petitions and appeals in matrimonial matters.
View court page → Haryana NCRGurugram
Matrimonial and family matters for clients living in Gurugram.
View court page → Uttar Pradesh NCRNoida / Greater Noida
Divorce and family law proceedings for clients in Noida and Greater Noida.
View court page → Haryana NCRFaridabad
Matrimonial and family matters for clients living in Faridabad.
View court page →What we handle in these courts
From the first petition to an appeal, the same advocate follows your case across forums.
Mutual Divorce
Section 13B petitions and settlement drafting.
Contested Divorce
Petitions and defence on all statutory grounds.
Child Custody
Guardianship, visitation and interim custody.
NRI Divorce
Cross-border matters, with representation through a Power of Attorney where permitted.
Domestic Violence
Protection and residence orders under the 2005 Act.
498A & Dowry Cases
Bail, quashing and criminal defence.
Maintenance
Interim and final maintenance claims.
Transfer Petition
Moving a case to a suitable court.
Adv. Karan Dua
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One advocate across every forum
Your case is advised and argued by Advocate Karan Dua, whether it sits in a Delhi Family Court, goes up in appeal or needs a transfer. Court-specific procedure, filing practice and documentation are handled for you.
Common questions
Which family court should I file in?▾
It depends on where you and your spouse live, where the marriage took place and where you last lived together. As a rule of thumb, South Delhi cases go to Saket, Central and North to Tis Hazari, North-West to Rohini, East to Karkardooma, South-West to Dwarka and New Delhi to Patiala House. Confirm the correct court before filing, because a wrong filing causes delay.
Can you appear in courts outside Delhi?▾
Yes. The chambers appears in Delhi’s district courts, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court, and also handles matters in Gurugram, Faridabad and Noida. Confirm availability for your court when you call.
Can a case be moved from one court to another?▾
Yes, in suitable cases. A transfer petition can be filed before the High Court or the Supreme Court, depending on whether the courts are in the same State. Transfer is a matter of the court’s discretion.
Do I have to attend every hearing?▾
Often your presence is needed at key stages such as mediation, evidence and final hearing. At routine hearings, an advocate can usually appear for you. NRI clients can ask how travel can be kept to a minimum in their case.
Do court timings and rules change?▾
Yes. Filing counters, hearing days and e-filing rules are set by each court and can change. The chambers will confirm the current position for your court before you travel.
Speak to the Advocate
O-11A, Basement, Jangpura Extension, New Delhi 110014. Mon to Sat, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, by prior appointment. Video consultations available.