Vaibhav Goel 
In criminal law, when someone is arrested, one of the first questions that arises is whether they can be released on bail. Bail is a legal process that allows an accused person to be temporarily released from custody, usually by furnishing a bond or surety, until their trial is completed. Whether a person can get … Read more
In a country as diverse and vast as India, legal access and justice for every citizen is a monumental challenge. Over the years, however, one unique legal tool has emerged as a beacon of hope for those without voice or influence—Public Interest Litigation (PIL). PILs have empowered ordinary citizens, social activists, and NGOs to approach … Read more
Marriage, in legal terms, is a partnership between two individuals who share rights, responsibilities, and mutual respect. While much focus is placed on the rights of women in marriage—which is essential for protecting against social inequalities—it is equally important to understand that men too have legal rights in a marital relationship. In India, a husband … Read more
Becoming a judge in India is a prestigious and highly respected career path. Judges play a vital role in upholding justice, interpreting laws, and ensuring fairness in society. However, the journey to becoming a judge involves a combination of academic qualification, professional experience, and success in competitive examinations. The process differs depending on whether one … Read more
In the Indian legal system, anticipatory bail is a powerful legal remedy designed to protect individuals from arrest in cases where they fear false implication or arbitrary detention. It plays a crucial role in ensuring personal liberty and preventing misuse of criminal law. Let’s understand in detail what anticipatory bail means, when and how it … Read more
Becoming a good lawyer is much more than earning a law degree and passing the bar exam. It’s about developing a blend of knowledge, skills, ethics, and personal discipline that sets you apart in a challenging and demanding profession. Whether you are a law student, a fresh graduate, or an aspiring legal professional, understanding the … Read more
Child custody is one of the most sensitive and emotionally charged issues in a legal separation or divorce. In India, courts are guided by the best interest and welfare of the child, rather than the preferences or rights of the parents alone. Custody is not automatically granted to either the mother or the father—it is … Read more
In Indian society, the bond between parents and children is not just emotional but also deeply rooted in cultural and moral values. Traditionally, children are expected to care for their parents in old age. However, with changing times and lifestyles, some parents find themselves neglected, disrespected, or even mistreated by their own children. In such … Read more
Adverse possession is a legal doctrine in property law that allows a person to claim ownership of land or property belonging to someone else—if they have possessed it continuously, openly, and without permission for a specific period of time. In simple terms, if a person occupies someone else’s land for long enough without being challenged … Read more
In life, there may come a time when you are unable to handle your own legal, financial, or personal affairs. It could be due to travel, illness, old age, or simply convenience. In such cases, a Power of Attorney (PoA) is a powerful legal tool that allows you to authorize someone you trust to act … Read more