Advocate Mrunmayi Kotawadekar holds an LLM from London and is a prominent legal expert specializing in litigation, arbitration, and mediation. With many years of experience managing intricate legal cases independently, she employs a result-oriented approach while adhering to the highest ethical standards. Her dedication to effective conflict resolution, coupled with her expertise in negotiation, establishes her as a reliable advocate in the legal field.

Mrunmayi Kotawadekar
Specialization
File for Divorce, Reply / Send Legal Notice for Divorce, Contest / Appeal in Divorce Case, Dowry Demand / Domestic Violence / Abuse, Stridhan Recovery, Succession / Legal Heir Certificate Matters, Wills / Trusts Drafting, Women-Related Legal Issues, Arbitration Proceedings, Startup Legal Advisory, Breach of Contract, Cheque Bounce / Loan Recovery, Consumer Court Complaints, Cyber Crime Matters, Cross-Border / International Law Disputes, Mediation & Negotiation.
Our Practice Areas
Jurisdictions Courts of Practice
Bombay High Court
Court of Small Causes, Mumbai
Metropolitan Magistrate Courts, Mumbai
Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA)
City Civil Court, Mumbai
Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT), Mumbai
District Court, Navi Mumbai
Family Courts, Mumbai
Metropolitan Magistrate Courts, Mumbai
Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Mumbai
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Legal Articles
Q1. How should a wife reply to a letter from her husband alleging desertion, when she is living separately due to threats to her life?
Advocate Mrunmayi Kotawadekar answered:
If living separately is due to threats, cruelty, or domestic violence, that is a valid legal ground. The reply should deny the allegations with supporting facts, and if the husband files for divorce on this ground, it can be contested with appropriate legal reliefs sought.
Q2. What legal options exist for a wife facing 10 years of financial exploitation, physical abuse from an alcoholic husband, and abuse toward her child?
Advocate Mrunmayi Kotawadekar answered:
The facts disclose domestic violence and cruelty. A complaint can be filed under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, seeking protection, custody and maintenance, along with initiating divorce proceedings. If there is immediate danger, the police should be contacted without delay.
Q3. Can stridhan still be recovered if an ex-parte divorce decree did not address its return?
Advocate Mrunmayi Kotawadekar answered:
An ex-parte divorce does not extinguish the right to recover stridhan. If the Family Court did not grant relief on this, separate proceedings can be filed for its recovery, or the omission can be challenged depending on the facts and the decree.
Q4. As the sole legal heir and prior nominee after a mother’s death, how can flat ownership be formally transferred when the housing society refuses and charges high interest?
Advocate Mrunmayi Kotawadekar answered:
Nomination does not equal ownership. A Legal Heir or Succession Certificate should be obtained as the sole Class-I heir under the Hindu Succession Act and submitted to the society for transfer. If refused, a dispute can be filed with the Deputy Registrar of Cooperative Societies, along with a request for an interest waiver citing the transfer delay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Advocate Mrunmayi Kotawadekar can represent you in court. The lawyer is trained to present your case in the most effective way possible.
It is important to bring relevant documents or information — such as contracts, court orders, or a list of questions/concerns about your case.
Think through the specific legal issue you are facing and gather any relevant documents or information that may help clarify your situation.
You can expect to discuss the details of your case. The lawyer will ask questions to understand your situation and outline your legal options and possible outcomes.
You can communicate through phone calls, emails, or in-person meetings to stay updated on your case’s progress.
Fees vary — some lawyers charge hourly, some a flat fee, and some offer free initial consultations. Kindly contact the lawyer directly to enquire about fees.
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