ABOUT US

Rajkotia Associates Advocates


Founded by Malavika Rajkotia in 1989, Rajkotia Associates is a boutique multi-disciplinary firm engaged in providing professional legal services. A leading divorce law firm in India, we handle an array of litigation in the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Delhi, and the district courts in Delhi and Gurgaon.

The firm has a diverse practice area focused on litigation in the areas of family law, international child custody disputes, property, succession and inheritance, trans-border legal disputes, private international law, environment, consumer, civil and criminal litigation. It also advises on estate planning, real estate contracts, and due diligence.

Our Practice Areas


Family Law
Divorce
Custody
Financial Remedies
Domestic Violence
Criminal Law aspects of Family Law
Property & Civil Litigation
Succession and Inheritance
Estate Planning
International Child Custody
Probate
Environment

Our Latest Blog Post


No one likes going through legalities though everyone usually likes to gossip about the scandals behind a divorce. Who did what and why it was done and how much alimony was changing hands. There is no doubt that the law courts are patriarchal and that makes the task of getting a divorce even more of […]

Malvika Rajkotia / October 11, 2023

For your honest earnings to be looted is not the most dangerous thing Police beatings are not the most dangerous thing The greedy traitorous fist is not the most dangerous thing. To be rounded up by the State while sitting peacefully is bad/ to submit to silence is bad/ But these are not the most […]

Malvika Rajkotia / October 11, 2023

Malavika Rajkotia has been an advocate in the Indian Courts for over 35 years and has developed a practice on divorce and property law. She is widely regarded as one of the best divorce lawyers in India. She is the author of Intimacy Undone: Law of Marriage, Divorce and Family in India, which seeks to […]

Malvika Rajkotia / October 11, 2023

An Indian court's recent verdict that significantly expands the rights of homemakers over their husband's property has been hailed as a positive sign by women's rights advocates. On 21 June, the Madras high court - in the southern state of Tamil Nadu - passed a verdict in a domestic dispute case that allowed a housewife […]

Malvika Rajkotia / October 11, 2023

Recently, the Kerala High Court granted divorce to a couple on the ground of cruelty under the Divorce Act, 1869 . Two interesting issues emerge from this judgment – (i) the manner in which the court went about examining whether a case of mental cruelty was made out (ii) the need to recognize irretrievable breakdown […]

Malvika Rajkotia / October 11, 2023

In instances when a child is taken away by one parent from the other by crossing international borders, it opens up complex litigation, mostly proving detrimental to the mother, who is fleeing a bad relationship.

Malvika Rajkotia / June 1, 2022

Meet Our Associates


Ravi Avasthi


Practising Since 1984

Ramakant Sharma

University of Delhi

Practising Since 2006

Akriti Tyagi

Symbiosis Law School, Noida

Practising Since 2016

Mayank Grover

Symbiosis Law School, Pune

Practising since 2018

Aashna Talwar

Amity Law School, Noida

Practising Since 2018

Trisha Gupta

University of Law and Management Studies, Gurugram

Practising Since 2018

Ekta Sharma

Amity Law School, Noida

Practising Since 2018

Sajal Arora

National Academy of Legal Studies and Research, Hyderabad

Practising Since 2022

Purva Dua

Amity Law School, Delhi

Practising Since 2022

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