PS Law Advocates & Solicitors

26/01/2026

14/01/2026

Preeti Singh successfully represented Sapna Choudhary before the Allahabad High Court, which held that the trial court's denial of a passport NOC was a violation of her fundamental rights. The Court directed the trial court to issue the NOC, as no travel restrictions were imposed in her original bail order.

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02/01/2026

01/01/2026

PS Law Advocates & Solicitors (Preeti Singh & Associates) has expanded its New Delhi presence with the opening of a third office at Gulmohar Park, one of the capital’s most exclusive and sought-after addresses. The move further consolidates the firm’s footprint across India’s most prestigious legal and commercial districts.

With offices now located at Babar Road in Lutyens’ Delhi, Bandra West in Mumbai, and Gulmohar Park in New Delhi, the firm continues to build a focused national presence in matrimonial and family law, a domain that has increasingly demanded specialised and discreet legal practice.

Founded by Preeti Singh, a renowned matrimonial and family law practitioner and Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India, and co-founded by Sunklan Porwal, Advocate, PS Law’s latest expansion is being viewed as a measured step in its steady growth trajectory, reflecting both the firm’s specialisation and its positioning within India’s elite legal corridors.

19/12/2025

PS Law Advocates & Solicitors as a boutique family law firm gaining recognition in India's matrimonial litigation. It notes the firm's methodical approach and highlights a specific Delhi High Court ruling on eviction rights that exemplifies its influence in shaping modern jurisprudence.

In recent months, a quiet but notable shift has been observed in India’s matrimonial litigation space. Among the crowded field of family law practices, PS Law has begun to distinguish itself — not through fancy marketing, but through consistent courtroom presence and depth in argumentation. Head...

16/12/2025

Specialist matrimonial law firms in India are emerging to handle increasingly complex family disputes involving cross-border issues, high-value assets, and digital evidence. These boutique practices, like PS Law Advocates & Solicitors, offer focused expertise, strategic continuity, and enhanced confidentiality, becoming a structural necessity in modern legal practice

Agency NewsThe Rise of Boutique Matrimonial Law Practices in India by cradminDecember 2, 202503158 Share0 Indian matrimonial litigation is steadily emerging as a distinct and specialised legal discipline rather than a mere offshoot of general civil practice. Contemporary family disputes now involve....

15/12/2025

The rise of boutique matrimonial law practices in India is a structural response to increasingly complex family disputes involving high-value assets, cross-border issues, and digital evidence. These specialized firms offer focused expertise, strategic continuity, and enhanced confidentiality, moving beyond traditional general litigation models.

Agency NewsThe Rise of Boutique Matrimonial Law Practices in India by cradminDecember 2, 202503112 Share0 Indian matrimonial litigation is steadily emerging as a distinct and specialised legal discipline rather than a mere offshoot of general civil practice. Contemporary family disputes now involve....

14/12/2025

The Supreme Court of India ruled that a parent's ability to work from home is not a decisive factor in child custody disputes. The court emphasized that custody decisions must be based on the child's overall welfare, emotional bonding, and stability, not simply on which parent is physically present at home during work hours

The top court noted that physical presence at home during work hours does not automatically translate into better care or welfare.

12/12/2025

The Supreme Court of India ruled that a parent's ability to work from home does not, by itself, provide an advantage in child custody disputes. The Court held that physical presence during work hours is not a reliable measure of a parent's ability to care for a child.

The Supreme Court recently ruled that a parent’s ability to work from home cannot, by itself, determine the outcome of a custody dispute. While recognising the

11/12/2025

India’s family courts, designed for accessible justice, often exacerbate trauma. Overburdened, slow, and adversarial, they fail in their rehabilitative mandate. Delays, high costs, and complex procedures harm the very families they aim to protect. Systemic reform is urgently needed to restore empathy, efficiency, and genuine resolution.

“When a judge has 2,000 cases, it becomes oppressive… a judge starts thinking of cases as statistics rather than as human problems requiring solutions and remedies.” — Justice R. V....

10/12/2025

Mutual Judicial Separation seeks formal recognition as a distinct, no-fault, court-decreed alternative to divorce within Indian matrimonial law. This evolving concept bridges the gap between fault-based judicial separation and final divorce, offering legal clarity, structured rights, and space for reconciliation, promoting amicable dispute resolution.

By Preeti Singh This article examines the scope of judicial innovation in contemporary matrimonial jurisprudence, specifically addressing whether Family Court can and should grant judicial separation based on mutual consent under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (hereinafter referred as HMA). While the....