Advocate Bhavik completed his law in the year 2013 and has been providing services in various fields of law, that is, Civil, Cheque Bounce, Divorce, Tax, Banking/Finance, Corporate and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Bhavik enrolled with the Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa in 2013.

Bhavik V. Raval
Specialization
Banking & Finance / Cheque Bounce / Tax / Divorce / Domestic Violence / Succession Certificate / Dowry Case / Property / RERA / Motor Accident / NCLT / High Court
Our Practice Areas
Jurisdictions Courts of Practice
Bombay High Court
District Court Thane
District Court Kalyan
Maharashtra Revenue Tribunal Mumbai
District Court Mumbai
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Q1. How to Stop a Buyer from Encroaching on Land While the Case Is Pending in Court? We objected to the sale of a 2,054 sq. m. piece of land reserved for a school. The Tahsildar permitted the buyers’ names to be added to the 7/12 extract, so we have filed an appeal before the Sub-Divisional Officer. The buyer has built a boundary wall around the entire 2,054 sq. m. area, although the sale deed covers only 1,683 sq. m. The remaining 371 sq. m. belongs to us. How can we prevent the buyer from encroaching on our portion while the matter is pending before the SDO, Collector, and potentially the court?
Advocate Bhavik V. Raval answered:
You can file an appropriate petition seeking relief against the encroachment. The court may grant appropriate relief if the documentary evidence supports your claim. For further details, you should consult an advocate with all the relevant documents.
Q2. Can a Payment Be Involved in a Gift Deed? I understand what a gift deed is. My question is: if someone gifts a house to another family member and the property is registered through a gift deed, can money also be involved in the transaction?
Advocate Bhavik V. Raval answered:
If the property is transferred through a gift deed, there should generally be no consideration or payment for the property. Money can be gifted separately, but applicable tax implications should be considered if the amount exceeds the prescribed limits.
Q3. How to File an FIR Against In-Laws for Cheating and Claim Over Property? I am going through divorce litigation and have several questions. I want to file a complaint against my in-laws for breach of trust and cheating. If an FIR is registered, will the police provide me with a copy immediately? How long does it take to file a charge sheet, and on what grounds can the police refuse to register an FIR? I also contributed financially through cheque payments towards a property purchased solely in my husband’s name. Can I claim a share in the property’s current value while filing a DV or divorce petition? When should I file a declaration suit, and can I file one without knowing the property’s exact location?
Advocate Bhavik V. Raval answered:
You may consider filing a criminal complaint before the Magistrate instead of directly filing an FIR. The charge sheet is filed after the police complete their investigation. Some of your questions are unclear. Please provide the relevant facts and documents clearly so that appropriate legal advice can be given.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Advocate Bhavik V. Raval can represent clients in court, depending on the nature of the case and applicable legal requirements.
For an initial consultation, bring relevant documents related to your legal matter, such as contracts, notices, court orders, agreements, or other case records. You may also prepare a list of questions or concerns you would like to discuss.
Before the consultation, make a brief note of your legal issue, important dates, and the main questions you want to ask. Gathering relevant documents and organising important information can also help make the consultation more productive.
During the initial consultation, you can discuss your legal issue and provide relevant details about your situation. Advocate Bhavik V. Raval may ask questions to understand the matter and explain the legal options, procedures, and possible next steps applicable to your case.
You can communicate with Advocate Bhavik V. Raval through the available contact methods, which may include phone calls, email, or in-person meetings. Regular communication can help you stay informed about case developments and provide additional information or documents when required.
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