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S1. Don’t bother doing an LLM if you are going to practice law.
2. If you have decided to get an LLM either way, plenty of law schools within India. Please just pick a state, pick a college. Go for it.
3. Keep in mind that the student loans/financial burden you’ll have to go through for a 1 year LLM is just not worth it, use that money to start your own office after 2-3 years of practice or just invest it in real-estate or something else.
– Advocate, High Court of Madras (LLB (Hons), LLM)
SGive me a detailed account along with orders placed or invoices raised, I’ll draft a legal notice and send it to your client in Delhi. That should shut him up.SAn FIR cannot and will not be filed for these things. I think you are liable up to about Rs.10,000/- and not beyond that. I’m a practicing advocate from Chennai. The FIR is an empty threat, the only thing the owner can do is to file a civil suit and claim damages. And a civil suit will not affect your work in any way, it’s civil in nature and there’s nothing to worry about, your friend will get a legal notice and a summons from the concerned civil court. (I highly doubt if that’ll happen) The case can be dealt with as and when it comes knocking.SYes, you can receive child support even if you aren’t married. But which country are you from? Why would you be filing it in India if you aren’t in India?SFinish your junior college, start preparing for CLAT. If you score well, you should be able to get into one of the NLU’s 5-year law programme. Alternatively, you can also do law after you get a basic degree.SI’m assuming you are in school, talk to your class teacher or HOD or the principal even to take the necessary steps. Also, please be careful and check twice or even thrice when you use public computers, make sure you keep separate IDs for school/work etc.SHe is only being detained by the police and is not being sent to judicial custody, right? Let the police do their job, he will be let out. If he is being arrested and taken into judicial custody, you will need the help of a local lawyer, and you will have to get him out on bail.SNo you shouldn’t. Consult a lawyer, I hope for your sake the rental agreement is a registered one. Approach the rent control board to evict the tenants.SI’m an Advocate l, I’ve also done my LLM.Questions to be asked.
1. Did I benefit from doing a masters since I’m a practicing Advocate? No. It hasn’t been useful.
2. Could I have spent the time and money that the LLM cost me elsewhere? Yes, absolutely. I could have entered practice much earlier and I would have had the time and money to sustain better in practice.
