Chamber
650 Lawyers Chambers
Dwarka District Courts,
New Delhi
Advocate · New Delhi
Representing clients before the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi and the Delhi District Courts for more than a decade — across civil, criminal, property and commercial matters.
Mon–Sat, 10 am – 9 pm
About
A dynamic legal professional with over a decade of experience, practising before the District Courts of Delhi and the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi.
He has represented clients in a wide range of civil, criminal, property and commercial matters, and is known for a dedicated approach, sound legal knowledge and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for every client.
With a strong focus on client service, thorough legal research and attention to detail, Advocate Prince Sharma provides practical legal solutions while upholding the highest standards of professionalism, integrity and advocacy.
“To provide accessible, ethical and result-oriented legal services while upholding the highest standards of professionalism, integrity and confidentiality.”
What we do
Effective representation, strategic counsel and client-focused solutions across more than thirty areas of law. Select an area to read more.
Proceedings that begin when a person or entity is accused of an offence — investigated by the police, prosecuted by the State and decided by the criminal courts.
Serious, high-stakes matters with extensive investigation and strict procedure, which call for intensive strategy, detailed preparation and strong courtroom advocacy.
Prosecution and defence of individuals or entities before the criminal courts, following a structured legal process.
Making sure every accused person receives a fair trial, proper legal protection and full enforcement of their constitutional and statutory rights.
Cases under India’s new criminal law framework, which call for an up-to-date understanding of its new provisions, definitions and sentencing.
When a cheque is dishonoured for insufficient funds, account closure, signature mismatch or other banking reasons. These cases are both civil and criminal in nature, and protect the credibility of financial transactions.
The process begins with a statutory legal notice demanding payment within the prescribed time. If the drawer doesn’t pay, proceedings can be initiated under the Act. Timelines and documentation are strictly followed, because compliance is crucial.
Dissolution of marriage and the disputes that come with it — separation, child custody, maintenance, alimony, division of assets and domestic disputes.
Drafting petitions and settlement agreements in mutual consent matters, and strong courtroom representation in contested ones — with the welfare of children and fair treatment of both parties in mind.
Claims for financial support from a spouse, parent or other legally obligated person, so that basic needs such as food, shelter, medical care and education are met.
Disputes over ownership, possession, transfer, inheritance and partition of land, houses and commercial spaces — including urgent stay orders and injunctions to stop unauthorised sale, transfer or construction.
Verifying and examining title so that a property is free from disputes, encumbrances or third-party claims before it is bought, sold or transferred.
Removal of a tenant from residential, commercial or rental property in accordance with the applicable laws.
Disputes over rent, lease agreements, security deposits, maintenance, tenancy rights, unauthorised occupancy and possession of premises.
Recovery of money, breach of contract, injunctions, ownership rights, partition, damages and enforcement of legal rights under civil law.
Resolving disputes through the courts and other judicial forums — filing cases, presenting evidence, making arguments and obtaining judgments or orders.
Protecting the legal and constitutional rights of people who have faced unfair treatment, discrimination, abuse of authority or violation of their fundamental freedoms.
Admissions, examinations, results, fee disputes, disciplinary actions and service matters involving schools, colleges, universities and educational authorities.
Claims arising from professional negligence, misconduct or breach of duty by legal professionals that has caused loss to a client.
Legal support for companies, startups, partnerships and entrepreneurs in managing their legal and regulatory obligations.
Disputes about the formation, governance, management and dissolution of companies — between shareholders, directors, partners, investors, creditors and regulators.
Compliance disputes, tax assessments, input tax credit issues, registration problems, audits, penalties, notices and appeals under the Goods and Services Tax regime.
Trademark, copyright and patent matters.
Wrongful termination, unpaid wages, breach of employment contracts, workplace discrimination, harassment, disciplinary action and service conditions.
For employees who have suffered injury, disability or loss arising out of and in the course of their employment.
Help with the documentation, eligibility requirements and administrative procedures involved in claiming disability-related benefits.
A properly drafted will makes sure your assets and wishes are carried out as you intend, and reduces the risk of disputes among family members.
Authorising a trusted person to act on your behalf in legal, financial or property matters — structured properly so it can’t be misused.
Consultation, documentation, dispute resolution, advisory support and representation before courts and other competent authorities.
Professional guidance on your rights, obligations and remedies, so you can make informed decisions, reduce risk and avoid disputes.
A voluntary, confidential process where a neutral third party helps the parties reach a settlement without prolonged litigation.
Property, inheritance, matrimonial and court matters in India handled for Non-Resident Indians, with regular updates and minimal need to travel.
Representation at different levels of the judiciary — civil and criminal litigation before the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi and the Delhi District Courts, with full procedural compliance.
How we work
Choosing the right legal representation is one of the most important decisions in any legal matter. Mr. Sharma’s focus is on protecting the rights and interests of his clients — with practical, result-oriented solutions tailored to each case.
Tell us what has happened. Every conversation is kept strictly confidential, and you’ll come away understanding your rights and options.
Documents, records and evidence are examined closely, and a legal strategy is built on the facts and the applicable law.
Notices, petitions, plaints and written statements drafted with care, followed by firm representation at every hearing.
Clear communication and timely updates at each stage — through settlement, judgment or appeal.
For Non-Resident Indians
Distance and procedure make it hard to manage property disputes, inheritance, family matters and court cases in India from overseas. We act as your legal representative here, so you don’t have to keep travelling.
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Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 9 pm.
Yes. Property disputes, inheritance, matrimonial cases and Power of Attorney matters can be handled in India on your behalf, with regular updates so you don’t need to travel for every step.
With a statutory legal notice demanding payment within the prescribed time. If payment isn’t made, a complaint can be filed under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The timelines are strict, so it helps to act early.
Yes — petitions and settlement agreements for mutual consent, and courtroom representation in contested matters, along with related maintenance and custody issues.
No. Getting in touch through this website doesn’t create a lawyer–client relationship. That begins only once you formally engage the advocate.
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Chamber
Dwarka District Courts,
New Delhi
Office
G-8 & 9, Street No. 1, Main Market,
Sadh Nagar, Palam Colony, New Delhi
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