Supreme
Court of India
Advocates
Expert apex court representation before the Supreme Court of India — Special Leave Petitions, inter-state transfer petitions, contempt petitions, and fundamental rights matters in matrimonial and family law, handled personally by Advocate Karan Dua.
About the Supreme Court of India
The Supreme Court of India is the apex judicial authority of the country and the final court of appeal. In matrimonial matters, it is the forum for Special Leave Petitions against High Court orders, inter-state transfer petitions to move cases across state lines, contempt applications for non-compliance of Supreme Court orders, and matters involving fundamental rights. Advocate Karan Dua is a registered Supreme Court advocate and personally leads all apex court matters for Vintage Litigation.
Court Details
Filing & Procedure
What Matters Are Filed Before the Supreme Court of India?
The Supreme Court of India is not a forum for fresh matrimonial petitions — it is the apex appellate court. Key matters filed here include Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) against High Court orders in matrimonial cases; inter-state transfer petitions to move a matrimonial case from one state’s court to another; contempt petitions for wilful disobedience of Supreme Court orders; appeals in matters involving fundamental rights; and execution petitions for enforcement of Supreme Court decrees in family law matters.
If you have received an unfavorable order from a High Court, or need to transfer a matrimonial case across state lines, or need to enforce a decree that is being wilfully ignored, the Supreme Court of India may be your forum. Our team assesses the merits of your Supreme Court matter and the grounds for SLP in the first consultation.
Our Practice at the Supreme Court of India
We handle the full spectrum of matrimonial apex court practice before the Supreme Court of India — from urgent interim relief to long-running contested proceedings.
Special Leave Petitions (SLP)
SLPs against High Court orders in matrimonial and family law matters — Filing and arguing SLPs before the Supreme Court challenging adverse High Court orders in divorce, custody, and maintenance matters.
Inter-State Transfer Petitions
Moving matrimonial cases from one state’s court to another — the Supreme Court is the only forum for inter-state transfers.
Contempt Petitions
Filing and defending contempt of court petitions before the Supreme Court for wilful non-compliance of apex court orders in family matters.
Constitutional Matters
Challenging or enforcing maintenance orders by way of criminal revision and writ petitions at the High Court.
Execution of Decrees
Enforcement and execution of Supreme Court orders and decrees in matrimonial matters — maintenance, custody, and property.
Appeals Against HC Orders
Statutory appeals and appeals by special leave against Delhi High Court and other High Court orders in family law matters.
NRI Divorce
Representation for NRI clients before the Delhi High Court, minimising travel through POA and video-conferencing arrangements.
Marriage Registration
Contempt petitions and enforcement of family court orders through the Delhi High Court’s contempt jurisdiction.
Your Journey at the Supreme Court of India
From your first consultation to the final order — guided by Advocate Karan Dua at every step with transparency and strategy.
Free Consultation
Meet Adv. Karan Dua for a free, confidential consultation. We assess whether your matter warrants a Supreme Court filing — SLP, transfer petition, or contempt — and advise on the grounds and prospects.
Case Strategy
We review all documents, identify your strongest grounds, and devise a strategy tailored to Supreme Court procedures, bench compositions, and listing practices.
Drafting & Filing
Meticulous pleadings — petition, supporting affidavits, documents — prepared and filed at the Supreme Court filing counter with all required annexures, certified copies of High Court records, and vakalatnama.
Court Representation
Adv. Karan Dua personally appears at every critical hearing with thorough preparation and clear advocacy.
Resolution & Order
We work towards the best outcome — court order, settlement, or judgment — and ensure all relief is properly enforced.
Represented by Advocate Karan Dua
Advocate Karan Dua is a registered advocate-on-record at the Supreme Court of India with over 10 years of experience in apex court matrimonial practice. He has argued Special Leave Petitions, inter-state transfer petitions, and contempt matters before the Supreme Court. He leads every matter personally — your case is never delegated to a junior without his close supervision.
His expertise spans the full range of family law: contested and mutual divorce, child custody and guardianship, Section 498A defence, maintenance litigation, domestic violence proceedings, and NRI divorce matters. Clients across India and NRI clients worldwide — who have received adverse High Court orders or need to move a matrimonial case across state lines — trust Advocate Karan Dua for clear apex court strategy, authoritative advocacy, and direct personal attention.
India’s Most Trusted Supreme Court Family Law Advocates
When your case reaches the apex court, choose advocates with proven Supreme Court practice, deep knowledge of matrimonial law, and direct senior-led advocacy.
15+ Years at Supreme Court
We know the Supreme Court inside out — its bench compositions, listing system, filing procedures, and how to present your matrimonial matter most effectively at India’s highest court. — its procedures, filing requirements, and how to move your case efficiently through the docket.
Free First Consultation
No-cost, no-obligation consultation with Advocate Karan Dua — understand your rights and options before any commitment.
Transparent Fixed Fees
Honest, upfront fee discussions tailored to your case — no hidden charges or surprise billing at each hearing date.
Senior Advocate Personally Appears
Adv. Karan Dua appears personally at every critical hearing — your matter is never left to a junior without his oversight.
Other Courts Across Delhi NCR
Rohini is one of many courts where Vintage Litigation maintains regular presence across the capital and NCR region.
Questions About the Supreme Court of India
When should I file a Special Leave Petition (SLP) in the Supreme Court?
An SLP is appropriate when you have received an adverse order from a High Court and wish to challenge it before the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court grants special leave to appeal at its discretion — typically where there is a substantial question of law, a manifest injustice, or a conflict between High Courts. Our team assesses the SLP-worthiness of your matter honestly in the first consultation. Our team confirms the correct court for your specific address in the initial consultation.
How long does an SLP or inter-state transfer petition take at the Supreme Court?
Inter-state transfer petitions are frequently decided within a few months and can be heard urgently. SLPs may be admitted and listed relatively quickly, but final disposal can take 1–3 years or longer. Urgent matters — especially child custody — can be brought up for early hearing. We advise on realistic timelines for your specific apex court matter.
Can I get an interim stay on a High Court order while my Supreme Court SLP is pending?
Yes. Under Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act and Section 125 CrPC, you can apply for interim maintenance and litigation expenses even while the main case is pending. Yes. At the time of filing an SLP, you can simultaneously move for stay of the High Court order. The Supreme Court can grant interim relief — including stay of divorce decrees, custody orders, or maintenance — pending final disposal of the SLP. We regularly obtain such interim orders at the first or early hearing before the apex court.
I am an NRI — can Vintage Litigation represent me at the Supreme Court without me attending hearings?
Yes. The Supreme Court is generally amenable to representation through a Power of Attorney and vakalatnama. In most SLP and transfer petition hearings, personal presence is not required. We advise in advance if any specific hearing may require your presence, and coordinate with NRI clients globally through video calls, email, and WhatsApp.
What documents should I bring for the first consultation?
Bring your marriage certificate, address proof for both spouses, any notices or correspondence exchanged, existing court orders (if any), and details of children and shared assets where relevant. Even with limited documents, the consultation is highly valuable — Adv. Karan Dua will guide you on exactly what to gather next.
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