Mohit Chamaria
Co-Founder & Principal AdvocateBar Council of West Bengal Enrollment No. Mohit co-founded Crestline Law Chambers with 4 years of experience concentrated in property and real estate law, including title due diligence, builder-buyer disputes, and RERA matters, alongside a dedicated focus on DRT and SARFAESI proceedings — representing borrowers and guarantors against bank recovery actions and asset sei-zures. His approach combines close attention to documentation and procedure with a clear read on when to negotiate versus when to litigate.
Rahul Chachan
Co-Founder & Principal AdvocateBar Council of West Bengal Enrollment No. Rahul co-founded Crestline Law Chambers with 4 years of experience across criminal law, cyber crime, matrimonial disputes, family and property law, real estate, and DRT/SARFAESI matters, having appeared before the Calcutta High Court and various district courts across West Bengal. His practice centers on clients facing high-stakes, time-sensitive matters — from bail applications and cybercrime complaints to contested divorces and property disputes — where early, decisive action makes the difference.
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Do not ignore it, and avoid making statements to police without legal advice. Contact us immediately — timing matters significantly in criminal matters, especially for anticipatory bail.
Yes. While we are based in Kolkata, we represent clients pan-India through our associate network, and can coordinate matters remotely with in-person appearances as needed.
It depends on whether it is mutual consent or contested. Mutual consent cases can conclude in a few months; contested matters can take longer depending on the issues involved (custody, maintenance, property). We will give you a realistic estimate after understanding your specific situation.
Yes. Attorney-client privilege applies, and we treat all matters — especially criminal, matrimonial, and cybercrime cases — with strict confidentiality.
We can guide you on filing through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal or directly with local cybercrime cells, and represent you through the investigation and any resulting proceedings.
Typically 60 days from the date of the Section 13(2) notice, though this can vary. It is important to consult a lawyer as soon as you receive it — objections, settlement discussions, and any challenge to the notice are far more effective when raised early rather than after possession or auction proceedings have begun.
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