Legal Practice & Experience
Advocate Partha Sarkar has practiced law in Bangalore for over 25 years, with family and matrimonial matters as the principal area of his practice. His work runs from the first consultation and the choice of forum, through the Family Court, to appeals and quashing petitions before the High Court of Karnataka.
His family practice covers mutual consent and contested divorce, maintenance and alimony, child custody and guardianship, and domestic violence proceedings, together with the criminal cases that so often accompany a matrimonial dispute — cruelty and dowry complaints, anticipatory bail and quashing. A significant part of the work concerns Bengali-speaking families in Bangalore and clients living abroad whose dispute has a connection with Bangalore.
The practice is deliberately selective. It accepts a limited number of matters at a time — principally matters of clients living abroad, and matters whose complexity or value calls for close, personal attention — so that each is conducted by Advocate Partha Sarkar himself from the first consultation to the final order. Engagements are on written terms, with professional fees agreed at the outset, and the practice is conducted with the commitment to professional ethics and the dignity of the profession required by the Bar Council of India.
Academic & Professional Credentials
🏛️ Bar Enrolment
🎓 Educational Qualifications
🗣️ Languages of Practice
Judicial Forums
Principal Family Court, Bangalore
Divorce, custody, matrimonial disputes, maintenance proceedings
City Civil & Sessions Court, Bangalore
Sessions matters and anticipatory bail (Mayo Hall)
High Court of Karnataka
Matrimonial appeals, revisions, quashing petitions and writs
Magistrate Courts, Bangalore
Maintenance, domestic violence, bail and matrimonial criminal cases
NCLT, Bengaluru Bench
Company petitions, shareholder and director disputes, insolvency applications
Commercial Courts, Bangalore
Commercial disputes above the specified value under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015
Partha Law
Partha Law is the name under which this practice is conducted. Under the Advocates Act, 1961 only an enrolled advocate may practise law in India — the practice is not a company, and no legal services are provided by any non-advocate entity.
Alongside the family practice, Partha Law has a separate Corporate Practice for startups and companies entering India — advisory and retainer work, NCLT matters, commercial disputes and arbitration, corporate cheque dishonour and high-value consumer disputes — and a Cyber Disputes practice for financial cyber fraud, frozen accounts, data theft and online defamation, and an International Clients practice for clients abroad and foreign nationals in India — a newer area of the practice, described in terms of the matters accepted rather than past experience. See the practice areas for the matters accepted in each.
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