Advocate Navin Sachanandani has been practicing and handling cases independently with a result oriented approach, both professionally and ethically and has now acquired excellent professional experience in providing legal consultancy and advisory services.

Navin Sachanandani
Advocate Navin provides services in various fields of Divorce Matters, Arbitration Matters, Criminal Matters, Landlord/Tenant Matters Matters, Property Matters, Civil Matters and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Navin enrolled with the Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa in 2014.
Specialization
Civil & Commercial Litigation, Criminal Defense, Family Law & Divorce Matters, Property Law, Landlord & Tenant Disputes, RERA Matters, Arbitration, Corporate Law, NCLT Matters, Anticipatory Bail, Domestic Violence Matters, Succession & Inheritance Matters, Legal Drafting & Agreement Vetting.
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Jurisdictions Courts of Practice
City Civil Court Mumbai
Family Courts Mumbai
Court of Small Causes Mumbai
Mumbai Suburban District Court
District Court Mumbai
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Q1. Can a matrimonial divorce case be transferred to another state? I would like to transfer my matrimonial divorce case from Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh, to Mumbai. After our marriage, my husband and I worked and lived in Mumbai for around 10 years. Three months ago, my husband left me and filed a divorce case in his hometown. I am currently working and have a six-year-old son. I would like to have the divorce case transferred from Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai. Please advise.
Advocate Navin Sachanandani answered:
You may approach the appropriate High Court and seek an order for transfer of the matrimonial case. If the court grants the transfer, the matter can then be transferred to the appropriate court in Mumbai. The court may consider the relevant circumstances, including the parties’ residence, convenience, and other facts of the case.
Q2. Can I get a divorce while living in the same house as my husband? I do not have a place to live in my city, and moving to my parents’ home would affect my daughter’s education because they live in another city. My husband has his family here, but they do not want him to return to their home. I invested my savings in our house, while my husband took a loan for the remaining amount. I stopped working after my daughter was born and am currently not financially independent enough to move out. Can we file for divorce while continuing to live under the same roof?
Advocate Navin Sachanandani answered:
Yes, it is possible to initiate divorce proceedings while living under the same roof. However, the appropriate legal course will depend on the circumstances and the grounds for seeking divorce. The facts of your matter would need to be reviewed before deciding which petition and legal steps would be appropriate.
Q3. What is the procedure for filing a divorce case if my wife is threatening legal action? I have been married for one year, and my wife and I have been living separately since the marriage. I had an extramarital relationship for a brief period, which my wife discovered and has evidence of. I requested a mutual-consent divorce, but she has refused and has threatened to file cases alleging fraud and other offences. I want to understand the possible legal consequences and whether the matter can be resolved through a normal divorce without additional proceedings.
Advocate Navin Sachanandani answered:
Depending on the circumstances and the allegations involved, your wife may have legal remedies available to her, including seeking divorce and potentially pursuing other proceedings if there are valid grounds. If both parties are willing, an attempt can be made to resolve the matrimonial dispute amicably and explore a mutually agreed settlement. The specific legal position would depend on the facts and evidence involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Advocate Navin Sachanandani can represent clients in court, subject to the nature and jurisdiction of the legal matter. He can assist with case preparation, legal representation, and court proceedings.
Bring relevant documents related to your legal matter, such as agreements, contracts, notices, court orders, or previous case documents. It is also helpful to prepare a list of questions and important details about your case.
Before the consultation, identify the main legal issue and organize all relevant documents. Prepare a brief summary of the matter, including important dates, facts, and concerns you would like to discuss.
During the consultation, you can discuss the facts and circumstances of your legal matter. Advocate Navin Sachanandani may ask questions, review the relevant information, explain available legal options, and discuss possible next steps.
You can communicate with Advocate Navin Sachanandani through the contact details provided on his profile. Regular communication can help you stay informed about important developments and the progress of your legal matter.
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